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Dancing.

THE ORDWAY s31 18th st. NV. EVER Tues.
day THURSDAY, and saturday evening. begin
neIs' class go; advanced. $3.50. Lady assist
ants Proper discretion used in admitting schol-
GTs 10 our academy. Lesson, 55c: six lessons.
y2.50. Private lesson hy appointment. Open
al summer, electric fans.
I'ROF. CHAS. H. WYNDHAM.
Phone n J6-9 mh25-G3t
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 50c. guar
a-ltee waltz and tvo-step 60 men in seven
lessons ladies', Gye, class. 81 per month.
piano, p Address. H4tl stamped envelope.
a, eunstation . mi5J-bt-eNsu
MISS COULTER. Professor Of Dancing; PR
vate lessons soc. j sou can walk ! can
teach you 90 waltz. rs Eye ST. nv. Phone
Main 1I3g nlh25-99t
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FOR SALE-Three-chair barber shop. $3.50.
sou can work a week; g We don't 90 80 or
more you needn't Buy- II sou have no money
G0u't apply Address BOX Z39. Times Office.
apl-Zt
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DAIRY LI-NCII-A Absolutely dairy; business
$50 daily this means half profit, only 1880.
TAFL0R'S 1923 r. apl-t
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FOR SALE-Dairy lunch; fine trade; near
Government department; terms 20 suit; long
lease. Address T.. 3. TERRY, 80 Massachu-
setts ave apl-3t
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CABINET and carpenter chop; all neceasary
machinery. $780, one-fOuTth IS value, inVss-
tigate. EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
5lf T. apI-3t
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-ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
JEFFERSON SITS
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Storage.

no TUY. SELL or STORE FURNITURE.
storing and packing q Speciality. BOWLING
rs.hZ3-S3t
WHY PAY MORE2 We store for &c a load
limited STATES STORAGE Co zls-s2Q- s95
10th st. NV. Phone Maia z229. mh2-95S
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Massage.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE for face and SCALP;
wrinkles and bleuishes removed Mrs LYDIA
JOHNSON. M-G graduated in Sweden, IZi2
G 81. nv, Trial treatment, 5Je, mhZ7-50t
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Ice Boxes.

ICE BOXES and chests that give satisfse-
ton afe built az sos New York ave NV
Family ice boxes repaired. Phone Mala
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Situations Wanted
Female.

WANTED-By first-class laundTess, washing
% take home. 1921 18th ST NV apl-2t
HANTED-PlaCe as nurse or light house
work 20I Massachusetts ave. NV l.
WANTED position as nurse by old settled
lady. 3308 Brightwood ave. api-ft
WANTED-By frst-class colored laundress.
washing To do AZ nome. 2654 18th St NV II
WANTED-Washing 10 do at home or 20 out;
hrst-class work. 80 Dixon court sw.
ap1-Zr
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Situations Wanted-nale.

WANTED-By experienced. weIl-recommend-
ed young man. position milk wagon driver
Address BOX 259. Times office applet
WANTED-By young man. experienced and
well recommended, position as oileT. Address
BOX go. Times office apl-2t
NANTED-By young man with public school
education. sober and Industrious. any honest
work; night or day. Adress BOX 263. Times
Office api-2t
WANTED-Position as night Watchman. OK
perienced; good reference Address BOX 255
Times office aDI-gt
WANTED-By barkeeper, position: fine mixer
Address BOX 256. Times Office. Inh3l-3t
WANTED-By a steady machinist. place 70
take care Of machinery and do general work
around shop or plant Address BOX 2s2
Times office. mh81-3t
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Wanted-hisceIIaneous

NANTED-Htghest cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' .ur gentlemen 3. Also shoes
ana mats address postal and / VIII cali any
hour; y, TARsliES. ls5s 9Th 81. nv. Phone
North $50 f=D-g0t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don't pul
away yoar old clotiline. SHOES. hats, ana
SHIRTS before seeing me, as I pay Highest
cash prices for them Drop postal. VIII raii-
H. GENIRZ. 1908 1th ST. NV. mhs)-l-G
WANTED-i'ssan tickets for diamonds and
9eWelryi cash paid for diamonds. old gold.
SILVER, platinum antiques. curlJs, e. $. god
dollars. etc. Money TO loan on goods Of
value. LOUIS ABRAHAA1S. Bonded Broker,
a.. sth St nS. Phone = ISIS mh-s-6u.sS
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
carpets Office furniture and household goods
q ali kinds contents especially; also stocks
OF merchandise y. NOTES c. Louisiana
ave. Phone NJ 1905. mh21-3Jt
WANTED-At SINCLAIR'S 653 Louisianl
ave. NV. furniture stocks Of groceries, roll
top desks, and showcases. storage, csc q
load. apl-3t
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Roller Skates.

1T PAYS 70 buy YOUR skates here's Union
Hardware hall-hearlne roller skates. sq51
Bicycle Man. ll3 Pennsylvania ave. NV
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Express and flowing.

I'VE MOVE ANYTHING"
Our facilities for the moving Of furniture
freight safes. machinery, etc. are unez-
celIei our handlers are experiences and sc
guarantee the best service. Heavy hauling
done by Che load, piece or b. contract GET
cur estimate.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY,
s25-9-2 ST. Dw. Phone 6-5-
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Dentistry.

OPEN $50 y. y. TO s.al P. II.
DRS. O. w a. n. !. ELZEy DENTISTS.
s. ". Con. 10Th and J. SITS n W
Specialists in Painless ENtrsctinE Gold
Crown ana Bridge Work, Filings. and Plates
that nj. satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone A. AS
fe2S-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting:
no pain; look. feel. act. and last longer
than natural teeth: shrunken faces made nor
NAL. painless fllins. DR.. J. J.. WILSON.
1903 r 81. NV. uH25-21t
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Wanted Boarders.

TABLE BOARD, $3.50 per week: furnishe
rooms, 81 and uF; telephone cornerstone ~
ConVeniences- 615 New Jersey ave NV
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Found.

LACET'S delicious Ice cream and shcrbet
sec and sc per gallon. i've large bricks Il
a box. sc Phone Main s33. 5a7 NeE York
NV -nr7-rf
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DTeS3making.

NEW YORK PATTERN PARL0Rs. Dress
making. Designing. Ladies Tailoring and
Sewing School. 1920 G 81 Suits cut. bastsd
and made. Patterns cut 90 order. apI-6t
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TI1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

ONE GIN = = WNktu EV8
SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word Tor all other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions.
If inserted Tor three or more consecutive
days one cent d word for each insertion
These rates do not apply 10 Personals
Advertisements Will be accepted at any of
the following branch Offices al regular Office
rates II it is iEconvenient TO leave advertise
ments at either d branch Office OF The Times
Business ONCE. they may be telephOned direct
TO The Times (Aiain 5150). and messenger
viii call 10 collect without additional charge
10 the advertiser.
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For Rent-Rooms

IT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS or
BOARD. see US; no charges. THE CEN
TRIAL REAL ESTATE Co, 1927 r NV
Room 2 Phone N. 100. mA23-S0t
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Help Wanted-Female.

IwANTED-a cook and ehambermaid for
boarding house. 1877 New York ave. nv.
WANTED Respectable coiored girl from
country or city; general houseworki good
wages. Answer at once private family
- : a-' H"'
wANTED-A woman for general houseworiS
In family OF four must be a good cook;
sod wages. Mrs. PORTER, Ait Rainier
Md. ap1-3t
WANTED First-class waist and skirt hands.
Cal 1878 llth my. apl--t
W ANTED-ReliabIe woman to cook and DO
laundry, stay OF so home nights references.
~ Al 81
WANTED Colored girl for general house
work IN small FAMILY. Apply with references,
s-o 81 NV. II
WNNTED-CoIored woman as dishwasher.
HOYs. 6th and louisiana ave. It
WANTED Reliable white girl. general
I hcaseEork' no washing good home. 1855
columbia road. mh20-3t
W-tNTED-GirI for general housework: lam
iiy Of three 1924 9Th st. NV II
WANTED-By dressmaker az once. inteIH-
gent young woman To help ON waists and
skirts. must be good sewer. Address for
one week. Bon 2o4, Times Office. apL2.5
WANTED CoIored ohambermaid, GOOD ref
eFence- uio Connecticut ave. II
'IyANTED-Colored girl for housework- $40
month no cooking. Cali today ga Sd NV
il
wANTED-TVo neat girls for diaing room.
1903 ST. NV. II
wANTED-GirI to help on tailoring: also
some AnoNledg= Of bookkeeping Apply at
once. 2H2 18th ST. NV apI-3t
WANTED-Whlte and colored cooks. maids
and mattresses for the North way paid
FISHERS AGENCY. n9 10th NV IT
WANTED - Experienced. helper on ladies'
coats PASTERNAK. 1870 18th NV. apI-3t
Observation-Disclosures hands on-eoats. skirts
and waists only those who do strictly frst-
elass work need apply. JULIUS GAR
GINkIE & co. 527 18th St gnhIS-tf
WANTED-First-cIass help on coats. s4
( 18Th S. NV mhs0-3t
WkNTED-White ehambermaid. must have
5000 references. Apply l7l9 Eye ST. mhs9-St
" ANTED-Young ladies and small girls.
steady employment in paper box factory.
good wages. Apply CAPITAL PAPER RON
! 10, 90 hanover ST. NV mh30-l4t
wANTED-Young lady for oaiee work. hours
90 6, salary s. week, Address BOX e43
----Lee o--ee. mhso-3t
wANTED-Gooa cook. references REQUIRED
-!s ad ST. ST. rDhsI-7r
ygANTED-GIrI: family of two. 1885 10th
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Fer Rent

For Rent
Furnished or UNFINISHED Rooms.
ONE large front room for che or two gen
tlemen. 30 1st st, NV, mh31-5t
COMMUNICATING ROOMS. front. parlor
floor; hot and cold water; suitable for physi-
clan or dentist. 1f2l 7 St NV mh3l-3t
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms. nes-
cars. l2z2 Z St mh50-3t
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Moving, Packing. Shipping

% 1ss A-- y
FURNITURE BAGGAGE, PIANOS. etc
moved with care packing and shipping a spe-
Cialty. KEEIC'S EXPRESS 1224 Il St nw.
Phone II. ljl0. mh25-S0t
COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. now located at
so NEW YORK AVE.
Large Pad1el Vans. s. Load.
2-hOrss Wagons. S. Load
r-h7g-ff
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Wanted-R0OmS.

THREE adults desire two rooms and board
in private family; state price and location.
Address BOX 265, Times office. apI-3t
WANTED-By married couple. room AMI
board In private family; price reasonable
Address BOX 26I, Times Office. ft
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03

mine, situated about a mile and half from the railroad dock, has been bargained for and practically sold to an eastern syndicate for S2O0,OOO. The head office of the concern has been mo- titled of the deal through their ageut here. and as soon as word can be re- ceivel from them the property will be turned over to the new owners This property, better known as the Shepard claims is considered one of the best mines in this immediate locality.
 The other group of four claims sold are located at the head of Cordova bay and are group of the new strike made by I emble and Powell some five or six weeks ago. The claims were sold to Mr. Frank Becker of Seattle, for cash consideration. 1t is the intention of the new proprietors to begin work on both properties just as soon as pre- liminary arrangements can be made.
 The Kelly brothers and JOS. Diggs of this city are heavily interested in both properties.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03

From Nome comes the news that on Quartz creek, on the Serpeutine river, Seward peninsula, four men are devel- oping copper claim, from which were carried by reindeer to Teller, last win ter, and shipped to smelter outside three and one half tons of ore which netted the owners just S475, phenom- enally rich return.
 Discoveries of simi-lignite coal in immense deposits on the Kugruk river and an increasing output from the mines opened here have reduced the price of fuel on Seward peninsula.
 From Washington, report ha1 just been issued by the geological depart ment which shows that the production of copper has doubled each season for the past two years. The prophecy is made that from now on phenomenal increases will result from the greater number of mines that are being opened up, and the fact that many which have been blocked out will. with the install lation Of new machinery. become biz producers. Alaska is declared to be the district which in few years will control the copper markets of the world. A feature of the report is the thorough manner in which the Copper river country, and the islands of the Alaskan coast are illustrated by col lored maps showing the extent of the copper bearing areas.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03
The Law VindiCated

From the very begiuuing of the Alaska Home Railway it's officials have proceeded at every step within theIr rights and within the law With re- gard to a right of way through Key stone Canyon, the laws of the United States and the laws of Alaska read as follows :" Passage of Railroad through Cauyons-That any railroad company whose right Of way, or whose track or roadbed upon such right of way, passes through any canyon, pass or detile, SHALL NOT PREVENT any other railroad company from the use and oC- cupancy of said canyon, pass or defile for the purpose of it's road in common with the road first located "-(30 Stat L. 407 Chap. 290. Sec B.
 The Alaska Home Railway has relied upon the maintenance of the law aud this confidence has not been misplaced As result of the uncalled for shoot Ing in the canyon, two offenders are in jail While some alarmists have called for troops, the civil authorities have proven themselves amply able to pre- serve the public peace
 The thanks of the whole cOmmunity are due Judge Harlan and Judge Scott for the altogether admirable manner in nate affair; also to Marshal Wybrand and his level headed assistant, Mar si a DoOley.
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17tb day of October 1907. Failing so to do Judgment for wan: thereof will be talk en against you and each of you for the full amount prayed for in said complaint together With interest and costs Said action is brought to secure the payment to the plaintiff of the sum of six hundred dol lars together with interest thereon from the hrst day of September. 1906, until paid an at torney's fee of one hundred dollars and costs. said amount being asked for service performed by said plaintiff for the said defendants Dated at Wickersham, Alaska, this 9th day of August 1907.
 ELMER k. BRADY,
 Commissioner and EX- Officio
 Justice of the Peace. Date of first Publication September ,, 1907 Date of last Publication, October l7, 1907.
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ORDINANCE NO. 49.

AN ORDNANCE RELATING TO MOVING OF
 BUILDINGS IN TOWN OF VALDEZ.
 Be it Ordained by the Common Couucil of the Town of VGldc Alaska:
 Section l. That it shall be unlawful for any person to move any building through the street of the Town of Valdez without first having applied to the Town Clerk and re Section ?. Said Town Clerk shall be entitled to ceive for such permit the sum of Five Dollars, which shall he turned into the gen eral Treasury cf said Town.
 Section 3. Any person moving any building into, upon, across or along any street in said town without having first procured such a permit, shall be deemed guilty of q misde- meanor and shall upon conviction thereof be fined not less than Ten Dollars nor more than One Hundred Dollars.
 Approved this 23 day of September A. D. 1907. Attest: w. II. CRARY, T. G. QUINN,
 Clerk Mayor. Date of First Publication Sept 26, 1907.
 Date of Last Publication Oct g. 1907.
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Dance Halls Selling Soda Pop

Dawson, '. T. Sept. 2T--Dauce halls. recently closed by the new Yukon law, are trying to run on tbe temperance plan Cider, soda pop, and other soft drinks are served, and large crowds are attracted TLe resorts are doing more business than ever, but it is be- lievei the impetus is due to the nov city will soon wear off.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03

Tn the Justices Court Forty Mile Precinct
 Third Judicial Division, Alaska. Arthur K. Pretty, Plaintiff,
 RS. Summons for
 stead Defendants, The President Of the United States of America
 to the above named defendants A. L. Bragg
 and J. F. Brandstead and to each of you Greetings:
 In the name of the Uuited States of America we command you and each of you to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff here. in now on hae in this court within thirty days after the date of the last publication of this summons t0~wit; within thirty days after the
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03
IN THE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT, VALDEZ PRECINCT, ALASKA,
 IN PROBATE.

 In the matter of the estate
 of Notice to Creditors W. H. Friman, deceased. ) Notice is hereby given by the undersigned admlnlstratrlX Of the estate of w. II. Friman deceased. to the creditors of and all persons haytng claims against the said deceased to eXhlDlt them Wlth necessary vouchers within SIX months after first publication of this notice to the said admlnistratriX at the law office of OstIander DonOhOe, in the town of Valdez Alaska, the same being the place for the trans acton of the business of the said estate. And the undersigned hereby gives notice that she was duly appointed administratrix of the estate by an order of the above named court made and entered the 20th day of Septcmbe 1907.
 Dated at Valdez, Alaska, this 2Oth day of oept. 1907.
 $ ANNIE MAGAN,
 AdminiStratriX of the estate of
 w. II. Friman deceased, OSTRANDER & DONOHOE,
 Attorneys for Adm minlstratriX Date of First Publication Sept 26 1907 Date Of Last Publication Oct. 24, 1907.
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ORDINANCE NO 48 AN OR DINANCE TO COMPEL CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE TO ATTEND THE
 ALL nEZ pIIRIIC SCIOOI.

V
 Be it Ordained by the Common Council o' the Town of Valdez:
 section l. That all children within the corporate limits of the Town of Valdez, Alaska, between the age Of eight and fifteen years, shall be deemed Of school age, and shall be required to attend the public school in said Town. during the fall term thereof, provided that sic lness or other disability shall be a sufficient excuse for non-attendance.
 section ?. Any parent, guardian or person having charge or custody of any child in said town of school age as aforesaid who shall lail or refuse to send any such child to said public school during the full term thereof, Hhall be deemed guilty of a misdemeancr, and upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not less than Ten Dollars nor more than One Hundred Dol lars.
 Approved this 23 day ot September A D. 1907.
 Attest. ". II. CRARY, T. G. QUINN,
 Clerk Mayor. Date of First Publication Sept. 26, 1907. Date oi Last Publication Oct. g. 1907.
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Cordova Mines Sold

Two copper mines near this city has practically been sold within ,the last few days says the Cordova Alaskan The >Cordova Copper <Gompany,s
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New Lease on Life

No moi tai has even a 24 hour lease on life. Why delay doing that justice to your family, by delaying that matter of insurance. Uneasy lies the head that's uninsured, is true, as many who have come near death will tell you See Crary to-day.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03

The Washington authorities have sent out troops as a precautionary measure, but as a matter of fact the civil authorities are equal to any emergency. The PROsPECToR" feels 1t is due the city of Valdez to extend it's congratulations for the very sensi- ble way all the people have conducted themselves and the way the authorities have maintained law and order. Violence and iaWlessness can
 not be tolerated and the public senti- ment of the whole country will see to 1t that order and peace are maintained
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Tn the United States Commissioners Court, Valdez Precinct Alaska.
 IN PROBATE. Tn the Matter of the Estate xo.;o. usop noooosod {Creditors

T. T. Moson pecoaeed {Creditors Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of l. L. Mason, de- ceased, to the creditors of and all persons hay ing claims against the said deceased to exhibit them With necessa'y V vouchers within six m onts after the first publIcationof this notice to the said administrator at the law office of Ostrander & DOnohoe, in th1 town of Valdez, Alaska, the same being the pla C for the trans action of the business of said estate. And the undersigned hereby gives notice that be was duly appointed the administrator of the estate by order of the above named Court made and entered the 10th day of September, 1907. Dated at Naldcr, Alaska,
 this 10th day of Sept. 1907.
 l.. C. LARSON,
 Administrator of the estate of
 L. l.. Mason, Deceased. Ostrander & Donohoe,
 Attorneys of Administrator. Date of first publication Sept. F, 1907. Date of last publication Oct 10, 1907.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03

FoR SALE-20 room lodging or board fling house Apply Alameda House.
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Married at Portland

Announcements have been received of the marriage of Simeon Poot and Miss Mary A. Preschern at Portland. Sep. II, 1907. The wedding was a quiet one and the couple, after a short honey moon trip, left Seattle for Val deg on the Bertha
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03

Seattle, Sept. 26-Followlng is the text of the resolution adopted by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce yester day endorsing the Home Railway:
 "Whereas, the Alaska Home Railway project was heretofore referred to the Committee on Transportation and said committee reported as folows:-'Seat tie, Sept. "A, 1907-The Committee on Transportation beg to report that they have investigated the Alaska Home Railway project and recommend that the Chamber of Commerce, if consist ent, pass resolution endorsing the en- terprise. (SiGned) J c. Fox, Chairman,
 And whereas, said enterprise has for it's purpose the development of a large portion of the mineral belt of the Ter ritory Of Alaska, and whereas large shipments of rails and other eouip- meEt are now enroute to Valdez for the purpose of carrying out said project. Therefore be 1t resolved that it is the sense of this Cham Der that said enter prise should meet with the hearty sup port of all persons interested in the development of Alaska, and particu- larly the people of Seattle"
 As result of the meeting of the Cham Der of Commerce, a strong citi- zen's Committee was appointed and organized to assist H. D. Reynolds in every way possible in the building of the Alaska HomeRaiaway.
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The reports that coyote holes had been prepared by the Guggenheim men of these were found and exploded. They were in tue first rock cut, about 40 feet beyond the point reached by the leaders Of the Home Railway employ ees. 1t is fortunate indeed that the latter were stopped before reaching these holes for had they been exploded the casualties would have been far in excess of the present number.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03

1t has come to our observation that agents of the Katalla road are making all kinds of offers to the laborers em- ployed here, in the effort to get them down to the Guggenheim metropolis. While we are always glad 10 see q laboring man better his position by getting more salary, we don't like to see them change jobs on mere prom ises. When Mir. Katalla Man says he will give more wages than is paid here, see if he will sign contract to do so. Don't go to Katalla until you have contract stating how much you will receive.