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The daily tribune., 1907-10-21
PEOPLE OF SOME NOTE
AT home AND ABROAD

Gov. NJ. r. Patterson Of Ten nessee
will be married late in November to
Miss Mary Russell Gardner, in Union
City, Tenn.
Col. M. Emmett Urell, commanding
the Second regiment. District Of
Columbia National guard, is being
urged as commander Of the Medal of
Honor legion. He is veteran of
both the OWL war and the war with
Spain.
DR.. David M. Robinson, head of the
department of archaeology at the
Johns Hopkins university. has just re
turned from q four months tour
through Italy and Greece. where he
made careful study Of the extensive
excavations.
IVY
Luther Wright Mott. who has been
appointed superintendent Of banks of
New York state by Gov. Hughes, Is
a member Of family of bankers.
He WAS born in Oswego in 1874 and
graduated from Harvard at the age
22, since which time lie has been
connected with different institutions
Of banking.
Canon Henry b. Bryan of the Gath.
edral Of the Incarnation, Garden City
L. / has reported to the Episcopal
convention in Richmond, Va, his
readiness to 20 to Panama to take
charge Of the Episcopal work there
and In that vicinity, in acceptance Of
the commission given to him. He
will start for Panama next month.
ue VIII DO hrcHuehcOn OF fAnhmh
and vicar general Of the canal zone
and part Of Colombia.
yyy
A strong movement is under way
TO make Hon. william G. Clarke.
president Of Dartmouth college ~ sue
cessor TO Rev. william ]. Tucker,
whose resignation has been In the
hands Of the trustees for several
months. Mr.. Clarke graduated from
the college In 1873. He las been 4
member Of the New HAmpshire legis.
lAture and for eight years was mayor
Of Manchester He was . delegate to
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A BIG KII.LING-Dall DeWeese
of Canon City. estimates that 2, 900
deer were killed in Colorado during
the season just closed and thinks that
the last Legislature made mistake
when they changed the law so that
all sex Of the deer could be slaug hter-
cd by the rifiemen. Deweese pre-
diets that II this years rate Of
slaughter Is continued, deer will be-
come extinct iu Colorado In few
years.
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JUBILEE SINGERS =

JUBILEE SINGERS = The first
number. the Midland Jubilee singers.
Of the Presbyterian lecture course. In
the church Saturday night WAS we'll
received In this city. The course 1,
to run we'll through the winter and
will consist Of four numLers. The
board has done we'll this year In max
ing n good selection Of entertainments
and no doubt they will In as heartily
appreciated ~ the initial number was.
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. Santa ee Avanve

mains. The contract is to be com.
pleted in fifteen months from the time
of signing contract. Each bid must
be accompanied by certified check
for five per cent Of the amount Of the
bid.
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CALLING FOR BIDs-M.yor

CALLING FOR BIDs-MHyor A.
II. Seeiy Of Canon is calling for bids
for furnishing the necessary material
and constructing MI additional system
Of water works. consisting Of reser.
vior on Cottonwood creek aud y pipe
line to connect with tho present
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For Sale-A l60-acre ranch on North
Hardscrabble, with the best water
right in the country; never failing.
Good for cattle ranch; 10 acres of al
falfa, 80 to 40 acres of plowed ground
and much more that can be piowed.
Price 500 cash with one half 0f this
years crops. See or write +. E.
White at Wetmore, Colo. 39-45
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INFANT DIED The home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Cnughlin WAS
made sad Saturday evening by the
death Of their infant son who WAS
born to them only ten days ago. The
funeral was held Yesterday afternoon.
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TURN WATER IN - The Union
Ditch company expects to have the
work Of cleaning the ditch finished
sometime this evening or tomorrow
10 that water can be turned In.
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f2S to Ell Paso,

From Denver via Colombo ant
Southern Ry. Write for information
I. Il. Fisher, G. p. A., Denver.
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sac. IS to Bisbee.

From Denver via Colorado and
Southern Ry. For folder, etc. write
T. Il. Fisher. G PA, Denver.
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that they are selling qnite . lot Of
land

NUPTIALS-A report II current
that two West End young people
have decided TO voyage over life =
matrimonial sea together. The date
Of tho wedding 10 not known.
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eoe SALE

FOR SALE-Pure blood prize winner
Rhode Island Red cockrels. In
quire at III W. Third St, or at this
Office. ztf
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The "Reveries of Bachelor" will
be given in the opera house Friday
evening, Oct. %, under the aupsices
of the Ladies of the Presbyterian
church. The program will be an
attractive one consisting of panto-
mines, tableaus, recitations and
music. Admission % and 80 cents
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S2s to California.

From Denver via Colorado ant
Southern Ry. For particulars write
I. X. Fisher, g. p. A., Denver.
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THE GRANDEST
SCENERY IN
AMERICA

Connects with the Denver and
Rio Grande at Canon City and
Florence Two trains daily.
w. A. MATLoCK,
General Passenger Agent,
Colorado Springs.
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Lost - A parrot, Anyone knowing
of its whereabouts will please COM
munlCate with this office. 39-45
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For Sale-Ladies first class ticket to
Chicago = very cheap - inquire
Tribune Office 23tf
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To Trade-Two lots on Palmer Ave. ;,
Pueblo, for stock or Florence prop
erty, or what you have to offer.
Address box lo5. Florence, Colo. If
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SELLING LAND - J. q. Mac.
Donald reports that things arc pro-
gremins niccly over on the park and
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$7S. 40 to Mexico CITY.

From Denver via Colorado and
Southern Ry. For descriptive book
lets write 7. 4. Fisher, G. p. A..
Denver.
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MISCELLANEOUS

LOST-A five pointed Eastern Star
pin. Finder return to Walker
Bros. and receive reward. 42-47
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Wanted-Men for Beaver creek ditch
work; will pay g. 20 per day and
MP. For particulars inquire at E. +.
Jacks real estate office, lit SO. P. p.
Ave. Fox & Smith. 32tf
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First
National
Bank......
ooGO a GENERAL OANMiNo
0vSING00.
FLORENCE, COLO
Cbe We$t end Feed Store

70 lined up With big stook Of
bay, Grain and RottvaIe Gal
right on the market. All kinds Of Psatt's
Poultry Food. ! sm prepared row 70
make you spsci'l prices on large quAn.
tity on everything. My hay will make =
hosss laugh. Three cars Of hay for this
month that 10 o. X. Special prices on
bran You can't AFFORD to miss this sale.
Call up TIA Red and HO0ATE will talk
business 10 you.
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To Rent-Furnished rooms for house,
keeping. Inql ire of Mrs. Annie
@. Callahan, l09 W. Front st. 37-41
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Wanted-Girl for general housework.
Mrs. Sherman Andrews, Andrews
Blk. 2Stf
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For Rent-Six room furnished house
in good location. Will be vacant
Oct. 20. Good place for right party.
Inquire of Julius McCandless. 4O-45
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To Rent-A twelve room furnished
house at corner of Pixies Peak and
Front streets. Apply Mt Tom Orre-
chio's Wholesale liquor ..ouse. left
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

Wanted = Second hand furniture.
Highest cash market prices paid.
Crippen aud Watsbaugh. 4O-45
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Wanted-Highest prices paid for all
kinds of junk, such as rope, irou,
copper, brass, rags and bottles.
Phone Florence 40. 49tf
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TriSsne cla~ sds do the besinss.
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Florence and
Cripple Creek
Railroad
AND ASSOCIATE COmPANlE!

To the Cripple Greek District,
through gigantic and marvellous
canons and over magnificent
mountain passes.
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the Republican National convention
In 1900.
Certain Cure for Croup--Used for,
Ten Years without Failure.

Mr.. W. Q. Bott. Star City, Ind. :.
| hardware merchant. is enthusiastic
in his praise of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. His children have all been
subject to Group and he has used this
remedy foI tho past ten years. and
though they much feared the Group,
his wife and he always felt safe upon
retiring when bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy was in the
house. His Oldest child was subject
to severe attacks of Group, but this
remedy never failed to effect speedy
cure. He has recommended it to
friends and neighbors aud all who
have used it say that it is unequaled
for Group and whooping cough For
sale by Daniels drug store mwf
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TO RENT

To Rent-Four room furnished house
to rent; modern and in good repair.
Call at 5l1 E. Third street. Al -46x
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DROP IN SILvER-The recent fall
in the price of silver is said by the
New York Herald to be due to sales
in London by the American Smelling
and Refining company, which makes
habit of selling its product of refin-
cd silver each day. regardless of mar
ket Quotations. The weak market
conditions which failed to absorb the
offerings are due to conditions in
India, where it Is believed little new
silver will be required this season.
The drought conditions affecting the
crops, IL is argued, will limit the
requirements Of India. China is
also reported seller Of silver.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-21

Wanted-Cord wood at the Rogers
Bakery on West Main street. 40-45
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A THEATRICAL TREAT Stowe s
big "Uncle Toms Cabin company,
number fifty people in all, will ap-
pear in the Houston opera house, to-
morrow evening. This is the only
and correct version of this great play,
written by the greatest woman the
world has ever known, Mrs Harriet
Beecher Stowe, one of Americas most
brilliant writer's, who bequeathed to
her nephew. John +. Stowe, the orig
inal manuscript from which this
famous story was dramatized With
such al elegant and complete organ
ization rs the Stowe company, with
almost unlimited capital at its back,
there is nothing which is really good
omitted. On the western tour this
season Mr.. Stowe has enlarged his
company until it is now the largest
and best travelling. Special scenery
and effects. and challenge military
band and operatic orchestra are among
the features. Watch for the noon
day concert.
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GO IN A BODY-The local lodge
of Odd Fellows have plan on foot
whereby they hope to attend the
meeting of the Sovereign grand lodge
in Denver next September in body.
T. devise the ways and means com
mittee has been appointed and will
begin to work actively on the propo-
sition within the next few days. 1t
has not been decided definitely Just
whether the lodge will assess each
member or give n series of entertain
ments in order to raise the money.
For some time past an effort has been
made looking toward the organization
Of canton hero, but so far no more
than eight or nine have signified their
intention Of becoming members of the
canton. In the parade of the Sove-
reign grand lodge it is expected that
at least 20. 900 persons will take part.
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n. d. THATCHER. Prss
!. A. AcOANDLEss, vice-frss.
u. b. 10y. Cashier.
W. &. MITCHELL Assistant Oasr,es
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ANNUAL MEETING = The an
nual meeting of the Florence Public
for the election of new di-
rectOrs and for the transaction OF
other business will be held at the
library Monday evening, Oct. 2ist at
80 p. III. W. W. Csfky, Sec. 4O-42
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-19
HOTTEST SUMNER DAY.
Twenty-Five Hundred People Pros
trated by Heat in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, July 19.-The par
ade Of the Benevolent and Protec-
tive Order of Elks yesterday was
marked during its progress by the
prostration from heat of an army of
people in the city. For six hours the
police. ambulance surgeons and the
Red Cross nurses We're kept on the
run looking after persons who col
lapsed under the scOrching rays of
the sun and largely because of their
excellent service, but one case re-
suited fatally. The other stricken
persons are said to be in good con-
dition
The parade ground was on Broad
street for assistance of three miles
north and the same distance south
of the city hall.
The paTaders COuntermarChed the
last three miles back TO the city
hall so that they traversed upward
Of nine miles. vet few of those over
come by the heat were in the line
Of march.
Those who succumbed were
among the spectators jammed along
the street In a solid mass from one
end Of the line 10 the other. The
temperature lowered around 60 de-
grees. The humidity was excessive
and as consequence people swell
tered
Great attention was given TO the
spectators to see that they were pro
[ reCred but it required four hours for
/ the marChers 10 pass given point
/ and the eager people stood in the
{ hot sun for two hours or more be
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Deafness Cannot BE Cured.

by local application, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the
ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness. and that is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness is caused by
an inflamed condition of the mu-
cous lining of the Eustachian tube.
When this tube is inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when 1T is entirely
closed. deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be TAX
en- out and this tube restored to its
normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of
ten are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars
Tor any case OF deafness tcaused by
Catarrh) that cannot bee cured by
HANS Catarrh Cure. Send FOR cir
Culars. free.
F. J. CHENEY e Co Toledo, O..
sold by druggists. Tac
Take HaliF 7Ully Pills FOR con-
stipatlon.
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NEtk BROKEN by BLOW.


/ Terarkana. Ark. July 10 Ernest
! Shoemaker. white man. aged IS
years, was almost Instantly killed
yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
| from the effect OF two fist blows on
| the Jaw and neck The jaw bone was
| shattered by the first blow and the
neck dislocated by the second. fol
lowed by profuse bleeding at the
mouth and nose. w. r. Williams. an
employe In the local railroad shops.
was shortly afteruard arrested on
a complaint charging him with the
murder of Shoemaker. and placed
in the Miller county ARKANSAS Jail
pending investigation, 1t is alleged
that misunderstanding arose be-
tween the men on the Texas side OF
the city, but they were separated.
Deceased at the time of the assault
is said to have been sitting on the
curbing, and never regained his
feet. The homicide occurred at a !
time when a number of people We're |
on the street, and many eyewitnesses |
are said to have been present Medi- |
cal men and officials say the case !
stands without parallel in this sec !
lion of the state, death resulting |
from a blow or series of blows from |
the naked fist.
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fsss = <~~ Se<A Nsa r~H tv~.xs .
Ig-,f 10 80 ts.sss ssss WIN Os~

Chicago. July ~ Nd D~s~s
aged si, fesiasns 81 its saasa sao.
street. Ia ayins al the caanssr so~
rital as T~~uis Il an ast~sra ip
break up a cat cuneeft aaa kill fmo
prtrna donns Ana the chorus viva
one hlo~ II sinh
For many iunE av.a. a aanshS r
Of cats lnfesiius D~yeFa neigh boz
hood have cohEr~sated nlxhtiy agou
the rocf az the thro~ story hnslaisg
in which he resides and offered their
sympathy to the stars. Incidentally
disturbing D~yeFs rest and peace
of mind lie so' . cjao "atp yrs,er-
DAY morning and climbed the stairs
nutterinr threats ~lth each step
Once on the roof he stAlkod the
sonysiers to the very edge and then
swung nightly
nu, the cats acre noi there and
the force 81 hts swing carried D~y-
eg headioug over the edge OF the
roof ta the street belos lie was re-
moved 20 the hospital Ia an amhu-
lance and it WAS found that he had
suffered the fracture Of three ribs
and internal injuries which vii
cause bis death.
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v,--~~Ua~sxs~i svtsls~r

ssrw guts falY - Ffuaa tAe
Hsan.s~rs ssetapm 10 Zee oasef asFa
u.ss inhAbstea by ~. ~sfsse boy sas
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ssFuad~as The ss@se II sos IL tae
rutlas AZ 40 sa'sr#tstn cstsaSHevge
/ rurs nsgsstoa aaslsshiss shea'flrAl
PARTS gAfss ESPECIALLY ~iH ihe sans.
/ nanisw ;hzt travel soafh be cfipPl~t
kefars Aaa aetaf3n~@ hereafter
sausf be e=rh afusvi 9Th "a lusts
slduAl passag. fiss~t or ,suaaaasi
suIlo boos II TIE formet. shry wifI
be Obliged 81 pay three cents per
mi3s straight az against she tsu
cents per Faile party rate iass year
mileage books ~tn cut The rate 10
aad . bali e~nts, but to SGT ihls al
tautmx. the manager must have
long purse
Speaking uf thiA matter. George
In Brennan. If The ciauaman"
company. sasd
The acttou Of the southern FRAT
TIC association rings the death knoll
N tie tnoneyiess manager Never
again viii Il be- possible to travel
string Take. for example. an opera
company II fifty people travelling an
average Of thousand miles q week
Before starting out their manager
must buy them nifty io0o-mtlo
books, tina, Is, h" must advance
81, ESQ 90 to the railroad company
before be can give his FIRST perform
ance. Moreover. he IS paying a cent
a mile more than he used 10. the old
rate for ffty or more persons hav-
ing been only cent and half per |
mile This represents an added out |
lay OF $4,000 week or $40, 600 90 |
for season of forty weeks. Thus |
easily eat up the profits of the sea
son.
There are other hardships Can
'ou imagine the manager of trav-
ling company that gets into a town
ust before a performance and leaves
afterward, asking at
he station agents window for fifty |
Individual mileage books? And this |
i've minutes before train time? Fiji
Y statistical records of age, height
color of eyes. and the
est of the fol-de-rol; fifty stamp
ngs and punchings of fifty tickets
While the iron horse paws and snorts
With Impotence to be off, Conduc-
tors, too, will swear under their
breath. Their work will be multiplied
,ifty-fold without cent extra of
gay.
Z" The Clansman' - company will
eel the practical hardships of the
lew plan. but the capacity business
We constantly play to will enable US
o withstand the financial loss, How
he other organizations will fare l
10 not know. | believe, however,
hat many of the weaker ones will
,e obliged to discontinue. In other
words. the abolition of the theatri-
al party rate will cut down the vol
ume of entertainment enjoyed by
the southern people perhaps fifty
per cent
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FOR SALE Two corner lots. east
front. $50 % and 90. Block %. on
University street 900 University addi-
zion WUI sen rheap iog cash 10 sold
at once Nddrrs q D. Matthews.
Waco. Texas. 90
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WAXAHACHIE Hot Mineral water
delivered daily. B. S. McCourt. Old
phone 46l "a
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HOMES FOR SALE-We have
number of desirable residences We
can sell at a bargain. Let us show
you. See or phone us. r. j. Cole or
J. u. Hood. OF
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FOR fire and tornado insurance see
Burleson & Veazey over Matthews
Bros. u
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LAWN MOWERS sharpened and ad-
justed at Arthur Mackoy's shop. II
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WANTED-To buy your old clothes,
shoes and hats. Red Front Tailor
shop, 116 College street. SO
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JMBRELLAS-Re- and re-
paired at Arthur Mackoy's shop. II
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TAILORING-We have the best
equipped shop in town for doing
your work Give us "a trial is all we
ash Ladies' work gets our special
attention Calvin Brothers Both
phones. n
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SEND us Your repairing and press
tag All our work is done tY the most
skilled workmen and guaranteed 90
be- satisfactory Porter Win r1Il t0r
al PACKAGE Roth pEauss uosfnri
a UruWn. =
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WANTED you TO know that we rem
oyate old mattresses and guarantee
them 10 be as GOOD as new. All work
called for and delivered. Old Phone
No. %. Waxahachie Mattress Co. II
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WANT COLUMN.

WEATHER-Ton and Saturday
partly cloudy weather. Max. 95;
Min. 20.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-01-15
.RUMORfD SALE OF WHITE
 PASS A GUESS
No Foundation In Fact, so Far As Known, For Talk-Oficials Here Have Had No Word
 From Out of Town At All

known that the Guggenheims have large interests iu the White Pass field. probably larger interests in it than in any other section of the North-it is not strange that. it should be con cluded that they would buy the White Pass if they could get it, So far as anyone knows this rumored sale or possible sale seems to be the carefully thought out guess of some one who has been thinking along these lines.
 W. B. King. auditor of the White Pass and the head official of the road now in skagwsy. when asked about it, said:
 'Inever heard of such proposition until it was mentioned to me by loca people. So far us my information zoe: there is absolutely nothing in the talk"
 At the present London quotations O. White Pass stock the W. P. & Y. R. i: valued at about SlO,OOO,0OO. It is said however, that only limited quantity of the White Ptss stock is available fol purchasers, and that it's price is nc certain criterion as to what it would cost to get the property, if it were possible to get il at all.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-01-15

IL has been rumored about Skagway for several days that the Guggenheim interests have purchased the White Pass or are about to purchase it. So far as the Daily Alaskan has been able to discover the only foundation for the rumor is that such acourse would be the logical sequence of Guggenheim's actions iu the north-that is fl the road were for sale and the Guggenheims ready to pay the sale price.
 It is generally conceded that the Guggenheims and J. PIerDont Morgan have bought the Heney and Roseue roads out at Valdez and Cordova. There is some evidence that they have put up the money for Falcon Joslin to pay oil the White Pass claims against his Panama Mines railway. They have lobby at Washington which is oppos' ing the granting of any subsidies for Alaskan railroads, saying that they are prepared to build the entire Alaskan railroad system without government aid. Their policy seems to be to con- trol the means of transportation to and from their fast accomplishing Alaskan interests.
 This heinz, the condition in the various sections of Alaska and it being