The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-18
ALI OVER ALASKA

B40O0 a too for a haul ot a little over 20 miIes ls Ihe freight rate Sharg- ed by the Seward Peninsula Railroad,
 About l ,OoO msn are employed at Ca tslln, by the two railroad cOmPsnie'' that are struggling for supremacy,
 A steamship war Is prob ply one of the things that vn help stir things up lu the Westward country lhis tsll.
 Schooner John B North WAS thrown on sledgs island during 8 storm near Meme in the early part Of Angus"
 The steamer JoanIe reached TacOma on Sept lat, with three hundred tons oi copper ore from LalOucho island.
 By En ordsr of the government, the Jap sea poachers were turned loose, but were admonished not to do so again.
 Mrs. O. E. Klng, of None, took a large dose of cyanide of potassium as & rsm-dy for melancboliA IL worked.
 Alaska Is su important factor in tho pro 'ue,lOn Of canned salmon, supplying about .our-dltbB Of the worlds prOduC- tion.
 Daniel Guggenhslm, lhs president of ,bs American Sme,ting and Refining Company, sa yhs climate of Alaska gives miasrs PsrPstusE youth.
 Joe CarbonI was sentenced by the court nt vsld,z,o serve tea yearD for assaultipg 8 jail guard, and six monshS for assaultiDg a steamboat captain,
 None oi the tovus Of Southeastern Ala ks were taken 10 by the dollar line representative of the Chicago Iatsr.Ocssn. Alsstans are usually easy.
 The barge Win ". Case ha, been chartered by the Alasks Coast Co. 10 take Roalyu coal from Seattle 10 the UaIlsd States cable ship Burnside at Juneau.
 A Seattle report eredllB Judge Gun- nlsOn Ellh uaying that .hs only way to stop JapansBs pOaohiDg IB tO kiu of the seal, discharge the expensive Keepers, and let sho Industry, which is of no va'us, d out.
 Some miners are engaged ln develop ing graphite deposit 10 the sawtOOth mountains back of Nome, which leads the Nugget to suggest that there are scarcely aDy of the Vs'u,bIe metals which are pOt found In shat section.
 SsvsnlY-.vo years of sge and with Ibirty-dys Of them spent in Als5ka, Bob Bsck, Hish his twin brother, will soon leave the third beach line Et Nome and penetrate 60 the interior to pros pecl ground where they at one time found gOod indications.
 An Eskimo boy at Nome, left deslI- ute by the death of hIs mOSr CT, has be- come one Of the clriOsities of ths com munity. His idiOey takes peculiar turns thas are sad but ridiculous. For Instance, he A# i,s the whistle Of every train that pastes, sni when lt stops be begins an imitation, no matter rhs time.
 The black sands Of Nome are found to contain small psrslcles of gold which lhe quicksilver win not pick up. This sand wal formerly thrown on the waste heap, but DOW lG is found that shipping is Lo a shelter is very profitable. ID one c,Es 8 shipment of l,5OO pounds brought back o cheek for $500
 Canada will sooa place one or more eolns in circulation, which will Le 5000 after lhs opening of the new mint I1 December next. It is pTAcl.ca y e. ranged Iha. there shall bs a neS piece of the value Of two csnlH coined irOH nickel. This will be the first time that nickel, though one of Canada's grear minerals, has been used for Canadian coinage.
 The Flfsh Avenue hotel has unlimited accOmOdstions. Steam heat and every