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The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-06

Thsre are few items of history in Alaska in which the ever faithful doc does not figure. Again iu the Reed murder trial the love of his dog is al- leged to have been motive for the enmity between Reed and tho man he shot. The dog was spoken of often With more feeling than that expressed for the deceased
 1t is reported that another marriage is to soon take place in Valdez but rumor does not give the name of the contracting parties.
 M. F. Dennison and w. H. WhittIe sey returned yesterday from Sheen bay, where they have been on pros pectiug trip.
 Governor Hoggast aancuaces the ap pointment of J. J. Cory, as notary pubic at Ellamar, and Peter c. Me Cormack as member of the Alaska direcorate for the Alaska-Yukon- Pacific exposition Mir. Mccormack is added to the list of directors by reason of an oversight in making up the list whereby Wrangell was left without representation.
 Advertising matter for the Fourth of July cele has been sent to all of the Sound points and special eff fort will be made to have the residents of all the adjoining camps visit Valdez on that day. The details of prizes for the different contests and races will be arranged and announced in a few days. The rock drilling contest is to be the main feature, for which a large cash prize will be offered.
 The Bertha left Juneau for Valdez yesterday
 The logging crew of the Valdez Yukon Go. has gone down the Sound to get out pillng and logs for use along the right-of-way across the flats. Seven men were fn the party.
 There is a great demand for mining men here at present. The Landlock Bay Mining Go wishes more help. The Crown Copper Co.,, Black bird mine and several others are shorS handed, and from indications there will be be still greater demand for men in month or so.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-06
From Mondays Bulletin

ue OSdlle IS LOW dJ odCdlla. where she has been for several days unload ing rails and supplies for the Bruner outfit. The Santa Ana is supposed to be on the way north with large ship ment of steam shovels and machinery for the opposition railroad.
 Geo. Dooley and Con Beggs started down the Sound this morning on prospecting trip.
 F. M. Brown, who has Been at Ga talla for some time on business, re- turned to Valdez yesterday.
 The launch Pansy, belonging to G. A. Brown, arrived on the Clara yesterday and will soon be in commission 1t is a 30 foot motor boat, of late model, and capable of making high speed.
 The Clara will go as far west as II. liamna this trip.
 Latest adviceS from Seattle are that the Saratoga will sail from there on June 4th, and that there will be no sailing on the 8th, as advertised.
 The Bell Bros, Norman Merchant and Tod Winters went down the Sound yesterday morning in the launch Minn. 1r. Winters will return in few days
 w. II. Kraemer, who has been spend ing his vacation in the States. returned yesterday and will resume his position in the store of A. l.. Levy S Co.
 l.. IT Carvey came up yesterday from Orca, where he has been for a few days on business.
 The Santa Clara arrived yesterday evening from the South. She had been delayed some time at Catalla. Fol. lowing is the list of arrivals: K. C.. Ryan, J. Reno, C. W. Mossmau, w. II. Evans, O. Weber, P. IT. Hunt, w. II kraemer, Fl Graham, l.. W. Storm. r. VI. Brown, Mrs c. Brown, Mrs. M. $ Niles, c. H. Close, Ed Wilson. Peter Linden, $. C.. Vaughn, F. NJ. Collins, and Il steerage.
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and serious dificulties. about which
cussion and many experiments before
an ideal solution of this vexed aues
ton will be reached. | recommend
such legislation 5y your body as Will
enable the Board of Commissioners
Of State Institutions 20 properly reg
uIate the leasing of the aged. the
decrepit and the Young. and the sepa-
ration OF the sexes.
Child Labor.
No greater crime a2ain5. the future
Is being committed in all this broad
land than that wXch is perpetrated
5y using child labor in our industrial
enterprises. The struggle for sue
cess IS becoming sharper and more
pitiIess each hour. and while il j.
true ,1aJ his evil is less prevalent
IN our state han in some others. new
ertheiass. yOu should enact a child a
Dor law at th.- session which VIII pre-
vent tle growth Of This evil and e.
fncJUally check and crush Oh. such a.
does exist in this STATE When Irl-
children. either by the ereej II par
ent9. o" enterprises employing, ga
forced % '8o)c u factories ana ..
other work for org hours. c"H-E:H-
ont th"." life. -Ur@DE heir e"GHr.
and dnye.anwaHt. mentally, phvs!c.I-
If ana morally. j, is time for taon- 81
FIJI men I'D pause ana cyns.te" tGa
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Florida State Troops.

les matter Tor concraru,ation 70
'peCp'e ~ his State Ihat he or
sg@c militia OF Florida Is being
ttiy PM upon ST efficient basis.
ID s'-eD-ion Is respectfully invited
~" T"rummendstions upon heSe
Sous matters contained in the an
80 report - he Adju.ant General
zen % " utmost Importance that
s5ou.t provide FOR he erection or
unable SAFE Arsenal az some cen
D p..Ur n ne state
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State Reform School end juvenile
OFFENDERS

TIE purpose Of the law shOUlf 5e,
primarily. the Draren ION Of crime
and the "erorw9 Ion Of -Aa criminal.
rather than his punishment, and any
system which loses sigh, Of these rN3
prime considerations fats 20 rel..zr
the highest LEA. and possibilities o.
modern thought and civilization. To
This end We should De especially mind-
ful Of hp juvenile offenders against
ne law, AMI should strive by every
means in cur power 10 make Of this
class useful members Of society rath-
o. csdn confirmed and hardened Grim
mas and charges upon society. The
needs OF The State Reform School
located AZ Mariana. should receive
your careful CoGsiiera ION Much
interest IN This ma ter IS aroused
throughout the State. and whatever
al - practicable should BE given u
he movement.
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The railroads IN rhe State


Of the number OF engines and cars o:
the several classes and kinds, and
their condition and location. and the
amount OF heir terminal trackaSe and
transfer facilities. The power Of the
Railroad Commission as 70 tie on
forcement Of the rules aud orders ia
regard TO the payment OF demurrage
for Delayed freight or supply Of freight
cars upon such conditions as il may
prescribe, should De ample and aIfsc-
tive. and in the recovery OF fines AM
penal rs imposed by the RaiirCaA
Commission. a law similar - ne
present ~S-Cck Claim Law" should
be passed allowing the recovery Of
twice me amount Of such fire o. pen
atty. toCe-har W:rl attorney tees.
where il Is neCe>sary TO bring 4 IL.
n recover tho Same The convent
once q nc travelling pv1lic requires
4 closer Observance Of sChe iG,o-. Gr
at .edsr mur- ~elia1,e Information -
re public Is - - wG-reaoo:-- %
trains aui ere zine of thej- a--.ra.
r. tce tt-.oI. stations along ne
route w0u,d recommend .aa- q
starr. ae pas - yrJa.o.,.o. ne rail-
10 is Operating In mis- = are from
Serains am omp.9ye IL continuous
.e-rice Far more iran sixteen cons c
"-.ve hours. d@t .ha, 10 aurG en-
p.0ye. after sixteen consecutive nlGrs
Il ser.ice. saa" % permitted - again
20 oa duty Wi hoIl having had a
east IN hours Il duty. e>oeur IN
cases If emergency. svC1 As o-cit-uts
OF wrecks. II delayed Schedules. And
"a. he average NUN her % hours daily
service for station agents AL opera
tors should % limited ID ao. more
than ~ hours per day. | would
. recommend hat 10 person les than
Is years 0f axe D. permitted - per
f ri TIE d1eies Ot train dispatcher
I or railroad telegraph operator Upon
vrG,e messages rains are dispatched
or handled The records OF he Rail
road Commission show ,ha FOR the .
months ending June 50. 1906. there
were killed by railroad accidents in
this state fifty empl0yes and nine pas
sensers. and four hundred and thirty
seven employees and passengers Ia
lured. /, IS. therefore. your duty q
throw every safeguard and pro- ectjou
. % he public around The lives .; those
employed in The railroad traffic Of taiS
State. as Nell as The travelling public
and no reasonable precaut.or sGouI
be neglected which VIII afford This
protection. You should pass sucH
statutes as vii, make l. mandatory
upon he nearest justice Or the peace
acting IS coroner. - proceed imma-
d.stely 70 where any person has beeg
killed in any accident Or train wreck
AMI 20 hold an inquest and ascertain
ne cause Of such accident. ami who
is - blame therefor. | would recon-
mend thar IL express companies
the telegraph and telephone Lives 81
the STATE D. placed under The jUTisIiC-
ION OF the Railroad Commission.
would racommpn! ,aw regulating
thu issue Of stocks ami bonds by cor.
nors,ious. modelled upon that Of thos,
States where i i in successful oDe--
a.ion. would not be understood a.
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COVERING BROWARL'S
kESSEE TO FLOR
IDASOLoNS,

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d. -~rs-.>.us prodigs. u,a OF the,r
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.r ... ar. sac IT, 1901 was So.
a-T 49, 80 flr ne year 1916 vas
gr4- HIN 2. flu, showing gain for
rrs p.r,,t nae N'ars or S44 4C7,
IS. CO.. 3 Der cent
Taxation.
DsAa' SAnuli receive Your ea-r-
90. can. AMI early attention. D.
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Bucket Shops.

No more pernicious AMI dangerous
form Of gambling exists today than
what is known Is he Bucket shop
You should pass d statute making the
maintaining OF a bucket shop a fell
Ony, Furnishing every one furnishing
in any way by telegraph, telephone,
private leased wires, or Otherwise
any information whereby the bucket
SHOP is maintained, operated or car
ried On. Owners OF buildings should
De prevented from leasing their prop
erty 10 any bucket shop, and the
owner of any building where one is
maintained should be punished as a
principal. The Legislature Of Geor-
gia, az tae session Of 1905, passed
an act upon his subject, which,
am informed. has stood the test OF
courts, and which should afford as
sistance in framing a proper and sf-
fective law upon this subject.
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State Life insurance.

Since the adjournment Of the last
Legislature, have given much
thought aad study TO this subject, and
have compiled much ia and in
formation relating 10 the subject OF
State Life Insurance. Ny investi
cations have convinced me that the
idea advanced in my message to the
Legislature Of 1905 is practical and
beneficial and should receive the
careful investigation OF this Legis-
lature
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and cities OF our State. recon-
mend the adoption by the State of
uniform system Of text books for the
State. thus enabling the reports
have suggested 20 be made with ease
and accuracy. ard afordlng a. 4 view
the standing OF every school.
Compulsory Education.
When ne consider that only CO per
cent 81 the children Of school age are
enrolled in re public schools Of our
State. and that the attendance is oaly
g. per cc3' OF that enrolment. II
must necessarily make vs. pause and
consider the proposition CT compulsory
education. The capacity Of Re waite
nan bIa.H Tor deye 'oNme3r and edu-
~ on ;'U-- Mt De !:m.te D. anyth n
Csc r@aa a.r power TO provide train
~ ard DesGrfV9irv.
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Florida Hospital for the INDECENT In
sane.

TIE work of This ms tuition IS be-
fore YOU in the report OF its Superin-
tendert, Captain 3 z. Whitner. I
commend 10 your careful consideration
the suggestions made for the improve
ment in our reajment Of this jmpOr-
tant natter. and trust that YOU Will
take such Legislative action as viii
accomplish the needed reforms.
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Game Wsrdens and Protection Of
Forests.

The past two years have strength
ened the urgency Of the recommended
tions made to the Legislature of 1905
In regard 10 Game Wardens and For
est Protection. | believe that game
wardens charged with the rigid en-
fOrcement OF carefully drawn game
laws, providing for a sufficient IL
cense to BE- paid by those persons
hunting or aking game 70 pay the ex-
penses OF executing the game laws,
wCu,d De OF benefit 10 the state Untold
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Railroad LEGISLATION.

Ia c.segssing the question concern
- 'st nNe:ation of railroads IN this
80. - So win full realization
100 'sG'ual o5ligs Ions and de-
q-'"tr.- Naich exists between she
"a -'.i- aad Jae public. Tnreason-
ao.' ant oOerogs burdens should not
- ..lI upon these corporate enter
pcs which have so materially and
especially developed the resources OF
on axe again recommend. as
. 90 20 - lsg'sla IRE OF 1908. that
ne Ra!nosd Commission be made
constitutional. branch ~ the State
Io'ercMent " In view OF the very
serious conditions brought about by
re lack 81 physical equipment OF
MAN. - he ra.lrosds IN this State.
Anl he consequent loss and damage
'" lie business. and the loss of life
arc ne Increased danger TO passen-
eef 'rsf,c. l also deem IL proper 10
REPEAT my recommendation 10 the
I-ett-AiuTe ~ 1895 in regard 20 en-
po~efing the Railroad Commission tc
maze suitable provisions for the in
speciion Of the physical condition OF
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Fish and Oysters.

Recon investigation Of what is De-
ing done in other States has impress
ed ne more than ever with the iMpCr-
lance of proper regulations and pro-
lection OF the Fish and Oyster Indus
try NJ our Safe. and | desire - urge
You to pass such laws as, upon an in
yes isation Of this subject. you find
most adapted 20 our needs.
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Franchise Tax.

-eycmnent The enactment O. a
"a authorizing he levying OF a tax
loL f~sush!ses therefore urge
ca q ,sW ~ enacted making fran
lists fsNahle a. their real value,
a. tGNei ss other property. either
'gr Ter Nth ne tangible property
So O. connection with the franchise
- ra.alN
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-08
Resolutions of Sympathy of w. R. c..

WHEREAS, in the providence Of God,
our sister, Mrs. Eliza York, has been
suddenly called from earth to i
brighter realm beyond, while visiting
a daughter in the State of Washing,
ton, therefore, be it, RESOLVED; that
we find much in her long and useful
life to emulate and pattern after.
Though saddened by our loss, we re-
joice that after a pilgrimage OF
e~ighty-four years she was spared a
long and painful illness.
BE IT RESOLVED, that her name be
inscribed on the record Of the Depart
ment as m who had attained to the
greatest age and was thus familiar
with sorrow, hardships and other in
cidentS of the War Of the Rebellion
as a soldiers wife.
BE TT RESOLVED. that we extend to
all the Borrowing family our heartfelt
sympathy, especially to her daughter,
Mrs. Adelaide e. Hawn of our city,
who has so tenderly watched over her
in her declining years. We are never
ready to part with friends, whether
in youth or hoary age but try to say,
'!thy will be done"
RESOLVED, that these resolutions
be published in our city papers and a
copy sem to the family.
JENNIE E. NASH.
MARTHA DELoNG,
MALINDA BRENNER,
Committee.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-08
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ROYAL BAKING POWDER co., NEW YORK.

John Cederstrom of Dayton was in
town Monday. He reports every
thing S%pringlike and peaceable up his
way.
Stewart f. Brown of Sioux City,
treasurer of the Panhandle Realty
Co., vas looking over Canton last
week in company with w. k%enniSon,
Henry Phelps was down from his
Dayton home Saturday, comparing
spring representations by weather
experts, and the conclusions reached
are not for print this week. Henry
is a philosopher and a good judge of
corn.
II. w. Rogness vas up from Hudson
Monday. He is engaged in the real
estate business and is meeting with
success. He reports that Andrew
Austin and his partners in a big lum-
Der deal in old Mexico have cleared
up a handsome fortune.
John w. Bremen had a magnificent
display Of his corn at the recent CON
test, about 500 ears in pieces of ten
each. Photographer Segrud made a
picture of the display which took the
sweepstakes and now the LEADER
has one of the photos. 1t is a hand
some picture.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Egland who live
down in Norway township, were Wis
itors Saturday and ordered the LEAD
Err sent to their address. Mrs. Egg
land, formerly Mrs. M%onson, owns
some nice property in Canton. Her
daughter, Mabel, is teaching the
Rommereim school in Norway town
ship, and has been very successful.
Miss Lila Knowlton is back from
Lyman county where she took
homestead and maintained a legal
residence on the same until the time
came when she could prove up, and
that part of the government contract
was completed last week. We con-
graduate the young lady for her good
sense and courage, good sense in Sc
curing a farm of her own and courage
in facing the trials and tribulations
that mi must meet in a new country,
but she by that independence
and moral courage honestly--she is
the daughter of a civil war veteran,
one of Canton's most esteemed citi-
zens-Thomas jefferson knowlton,
M OF the wealthiest men in the
county.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-08

Superintendent Lawrence states
that the teachers meeting at Lennon
was both interesting and instructive
and well attended.
The Yeomen will give a social in
X. p. hall, on next regular meeting,
their families are invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
Judge Kennedy announces an auc-
ton sale in this issue of the LEADER.
He will offer one hundred head of
cattle for sale at the Canton stock
yards on Saturday, March 10th, at
100 p. m. See posters.
JenS G.. Jensen has bought the Sny-
der quarter joining him OF the south
and now owns one of the best half
sections in Dayton township. Mr..
Jensen is a successful farmer and his
friends congratulate him ON his good
luck. The price paid was SO, 6 0O
Mr.. Sherman, of the right-of-w way de-
partment of the Milwaukee railroad
vas in Canton Wednesday consulting
with Attorney Knudson in reference
to some property which joins the
right of way in this city. All indica-
tions point to fine new depot at Can
ton and the travelling public will say
amen. Mr.. Sherman is a gentleman
who has travelled much and is a close
observer of national conditions. He
recently enjoyed a visit with the head
of the U. S. mint who is in close
touch with the financial pulse Of the
world. He informed Mr.. Sherman
that the wonderful development Of
the nation in the past ten years will
be greatly surpassed in the next
ten years and predicts an
era of marvellous prosperity.
He said the great mountains Of the
west are treasure stores waiting the
ingenuity of man with his modern
machinery and capital. The great
mineral wealth of the west has hardly
been touched, and the great agricul-
tural regions will blossom with re-
newed power. This is the opinion Of
men who view natural conditions
from a conservative standpoint has.
ing the Judgment on what has taken
place and what we have and what
every man has reason to expect. We
have the material-man will do the
rest under the blessings of Provi-
dence.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-08
Program OF the School Officers
Meeting to be Held at Cam
ton, March II, 1907.
In the Court House, Monday
1880 a. Nj.

General conference between the
school officers and the county super
i%ntendent on subjects of mutual in
terest. The following subjects are
suggested for discussion: New legis-
lation, adoption Of textbooks, indus
trial education, Capitalization of
schools, school census, teachers con-
tract, compulsory education, school
libraries, and school equipment.
MONDAY AFTERNOON AT LIS.
Prayer. Rev. w. Alfred Cave
Music. .Grieg Sangforening
Address of Welcome +. . ........
Mayor w. c. Gemmill
Response .........M f. c. Knight
Address-''Practical Education,'
Rev. Geo. S. Evans
Music. ..Grieg Sangforening
Address. State Supt. Fl. A. Ustrud
Illustrated Lecture, "Agricul-
ture in the Rural Schools"
......Supt. G. J.. Kern, Win
nebago County, III.
The general public is cordially in
vited to the afternoon program.