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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
Charcoal Rem owes
Stomach POiSOnS
Pure Charcoal Will Absorb One Hun
dred Times It's Volume in
Poisonous Gases.

Charcoal was made famous by the
old monks Of Spain. who cured all
rnapndr OF stomach, liver, blood and
bowel troubles by this simple remedy.
One litt,e nervous Frenchman held
forth its virtues before n famous con-
surgeons. Secheyron was his name. He
was odd, quaint and very determined,
His brothers in medicine laughed at his
Claims. Thcreupon he swallowed two
grains of strychniue, enough TO kill
three men. and ate some charcoal, The
doctors thought him mad, but he did
not even have to go to bed, The char
md Secheyron was famous. Ever since
that day physicians have used 1t. Run
impure water through charcoal and you
have pure delicious drink.
Bad breath. gastritis. bowel gases,
torpid liver. impure blood, etc, give
way before the action of charcoal.
1t is really a wonderful adjunct to
storehouse of health to the man or
woman who suffers from gases or i'm
purities of any kind.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are made
of pure willow charcoal. sweetened to
a palatable state with honey.
Two or three of them cure an ordi.
nary case of bad breath. They should
De uSeQ dlleI every medI, eepeCldily II
QUE g breath is prone to be impure.
These little lozeDges have nothing to
do with medicine They are Just sweet,
flesh willow. burned to nicely for
charcoal making. and fragrant honey,
the product of the bee. Thus every in
gredient comes to man from the lap
Of nature.
The only secret lies in the Stuart
process of COMPRISING these simple
substances into hard tablet or loz.
enge. so that age. evaporation OF decay
may not assail their curative qualities.
You may take as many of them as
you wish and the more you take tho
quicker will you remove the effects of
bad breath and impurities arising from
a decaycd or decaying meal. They as
sist digestion. purify the blood and
help the intestines and bowels throw off
all waste matter.
Go TO your druggist at aDce and buy
package of Stuart's Charcoal Loz-
enges. price % cents. You will soon
be told by your friends that your breath
is not so bad as il was Send US your
name and address and we will send you
trial package by mail free. Address
F. A Stuart Co. 200 Stuart Bldg, Mar
shall, Mich.
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EIETh EAST HOTEL.

- IT n GNO 7 ITO &c.
salt Lake CITY. tour UIOuhs from tho
business center.
C. B. TITCOMB. Proprietor
First -class. lreproof family and tourist
hotel.
RATES-European, 75c UP; American,
$500 UP. Rates by the Month,
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Temperatures Elsewhere.
Colds and Group in Children.

"My little girl is subject to colds, -
says Mrs. VIM II. Serig, No. IL Fifth
ST., Wheeling, w. Va. "Last winter
she had severe spell and a terrible
cough, but / cured her with Chamber
lain S Cough Remedy without the aid of
a doctor, and my little boy has been
prevented many times from having the
Group by the timely use OF this syrup.
As soop as he shows any signs OF Group
give him Chamberlain s Cough Rom
edy for three or four days, which pre-
vents the attack - This remedy is for
sale by all druggists.
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rector of the new incorporation. The
other officers are G. II. Crowther. vice
president, secretary and director; j..
Crowther, director.
The Watson Drug company incorpo
rated to engage in q general drug bust
ness at Bingham Canyon, with n capital
of $4,000. divided into as many shares,
of which 1000 are SET apart as treasury
stock. The company takes over the
William Watson s. Son drug business in
Bingham Canyon. valued at S25OO Viii
liam Watson is president of the com.
pany; Samuel II. Allen, vice.p president; !;
W. +. Watson. secretary and treasurer
These, with Louis Watson and II. S. Tan
ner, form the board Of directors
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WEDNESDAYS TEMPERATURES.
Forecast-Thursday. fair.

Assistant Prophet Church. who Is In
charge OF the local station OF the weather
bureau during the absence OF Dr.. Hyatt,
is finally showing his ability TO control
the elements OF the meteorological phe-
nomcna and hand out to Salt LakerS such
weather as IL would be hard 10 peat;
Wednesday was another Ideal day and
Prophet Church pr.'jit ts the same kino
OF weather for Thursday. "Wednesday IL
was somewhat cooler. however. the mer-
curry only reaching O maximum ot 90 oe-
grees Tho minimum temperature was
81 degrees and tho mean ~ degrees. which
was degrees above the normal. Tues
day the mean temperature was degrees
above the normal, .
High haromotric pressure prevailed
Wednesday morning from the plateau re-
gion northeastward TO the upper lake re,
gion. with crests over wyoming ana
crgy was central over New England and
caused rain over portions Of the north
Atlantic. New England and South At,
lantic states Fair weather was general
over the remainder OF the country.
Owing TO the high pressure which st!ll
continues over this locality. fair weather
will prevail Thursday
Wednesdays meteorological record mt
the local station of the United states
weather bureau for the twenty-fou hours
ending at p. m. was as loows:
Temperature at p. M. 81 degrees.
Maximum temperat ture. % degrees.
Minimum temperature. 80 d, grees.
Mean temperature. ~ degrees, which is
degrees above normal.
Total excess OF temperature since the
first Of the month. IA degrees.
Accumulated deficiency Of temperature
since January 1, 525 degrees
Total precipitation, none.
Total precipitation since the first OF the
month. none, which Is 10 inch oelow
normal
Accumulated excess OF precipita tion
since January l, i.93 inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p. M. 81 per
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Real Estate Transfers.

George Williams and vito to S. B.
Hapgood, lot a. block /. Hampton
subdivision ;...,... s21oo
ct al, lot 20. block /. Hampton sub
division ..,.,:...: :..,.. s23oo
Henry p. Hovev, lot 2. block 2
Deater & Johnson's Main street
subdivision 80. -. -, ...... T5o
Cornella NJ. Cole TO o, Bourbon, lots
TO q. Burr Oak addition ,.. $40
Nettio Bennington and husband To
Alex NJ. Kelley. lot 8. block /.
Windsor place 80 ....,,.,,...... 200
Fred V. King TO G.. a. Holmes, lots
SO and "a. block s. Albert place .,.. 1000
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lOADS WILL
II TO BUSINESS
ilection Doubt Cleared
Many Improvements
u Be Inaugurated.
,SS OF WORK
ON THE TWO DEP0TS
an System of Railroads
u Be Begun Here
Next Year.

IL the election battle has been
IA won and the element of
been cleared away, Utah and
Satt Lake City should, in the
future. be the scene of mach
b railroad circles. Improve
,onsions and the construction
vads contemplated have been
joyauce, pending the decision
pie. as Is always the case in
initial year; but, with the is
there is no noed for further
york has commenced on the
for the new Rio Grande and
acific depot. on Fourth West
Ie difficulty has been expert
be foundation work in meet
u some fifteen or sixteen feet
nrface, and the difficulty has
|en overcome, but work is be-
" pursued in that direction.
Tho Western Pacific will be
and the depot will have to be
! by that tims TO receive tho
le-Track Short Line.
kon Short Line depot is pro-
pace- The contract for the
has been let and that part
K is now under way. most of
jtructnral work being nearly
T. 1t is moro than probable
kegon Short Line will be dou-
Between this city and Ogden
4 Hundreds Of miles of double
|een laid on the Union Pacific
" and Wyoming, and the lay
additional steel in Utah will
Ia conformity with those i'm
yer plant in Weber canyon
completion. This will fur
,ditional 3000-horsepower and
y facilitate the operation OF
car systems here and in Og-
|rovide power for other pro-
Hther improvement which may
ont next year is the double
|: the cutoff across the Great
= of consuming Importance
ke City is the system Of in
bilroads contemplated by the
Interests. When the latter
'e property of the Utah Light
company in this city two
it was then given out that
5n was to encircle tho entire
IA an electric road, going
er as Bingham Junction and
'ek through the various set
,aking in Garfield and the
and connecting again with
on the northern boundary of
This, of course, was to be
'hich should wait the putting
condition Of the Salt Lake
erection of new car barns
Necessary buildings and i'm.
y This work is progressing
should be completed by late
sn. in all probability, the in.
mes will be begun.
this work of Improvement
1pment ahead, there will bt
Z in Salt Lakes progress,
8 should be fully prepared to
ill share OF the work.
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New interpretations

Articles Of incorporation of the
eral mining and milling business. were
filed with the county clerk Wednesday
The capital stock is $4,000, divided
into as many shares valued ut 81 each.
The concern takes over lease bearing
the date Of August 10, 1908. on mining
property situated in the Uintah Mining
company district, Summit county, val,
ned at $4,000, issued Ia Henry NJ,
Crowther, president, treasurer and di.
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Marriage Licenses

Thomas J. Lewis Of Robertson. wyo
and Tllfta V Stoddard OF Millborne. Wyn
Karl kimball and Amy Balkinspsger OF
Salt Lake City
Charles c. Henderson of San Francisco
and Lena Chester OF Salt Lake
David X. Peacock and Daisy Z. Rudd of
Salt Lake City.
Parley p, Olsen OF HoIbrool, Ida, and
Sophia Jones OF Pleasant View, Ida
John Bruna and Frances Brit of Mer-
cur.
William H. Miller Of Salt Lake and
Hannah Mathison OF AVID. Ida
Gustav z. Johnson and Carrie Jensen
OF Salt Lake
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

JsIah Jones, s69 Trowiey street, girl
George w. Bailey, 2l7 street, boy
Fred w. Anderson. = Alta court, girl.
c, A. Goldsmith. 3l3 South Ninth West.
hoy.
Fred Blake, 63d West Fourth North.
SRI,
Otto f. Ashbridge. 40 East Fourth
South. girl.
Alex T. Carr, 2l5 Center street girl.
Clarence n. Erickson, 24I West Eighth
South, boy.
George p. Ryser. 733 South First West,
sirl.
c. p. Husch, SIS Eighth East. girl.
5. w, Lloid. 72s Lake street, girl.
=. y. Wilson, 8 Werts court, boy.
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Intermountain Demurrage Bureau.

The iptermountain demurrage bureau
is in session in this city ut present,
considering the question OF car demur
rage in this territory. Those in at
tendance are R. E. Wells, general mana.
ger, and T. NJ. Sloan, assistant general
freight agent of the Salt Lake route;
j. NJ, Davis, general superintendent, and
j. A. Reeves general freight agent of
the Oregon Short Line; S. v. Derrah,
assistant general freight agent. and
Ernest Stengcr. general superintendent
of the Denver & Rio Grande.
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Railroad Notes.

An innovation on election night was
the furnishing of election returns on the
Los Angeles limited, westbound.
On November 10 twelve-section
drawing room archaeological sleeper
will be added to the Los Angeles linn
tied. westbound. Heretofore passengers
in the intermountain region have had
difficulty in securing sleeping accom-
modations out Of Salt Lake, but in the
future this will be obviated.
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Deaths.

Howell NJ. Ruse. zig Camp lone. acute
nephrit!s aged IL.
": II, Bishop. police station, morphine
Swan Strandberg. ST Marks hospital,
tuberculosis, aged "a,
]. 3. Busbwell. Carson City. New,
hcmorrhage. aged 5S.
Laurence Olaf L. RydberE 156 Fourth
East typhoid fever, aged II.
Arthur Groth. Jr.. 2l2 West Fifth North,
typhoid fever. aged { months.
Johanna Anderson, county lnfirTnsry.
pneumonia. aged 81.
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leans TO Dallas. The object is to induce
travellers to take the Southern Pacific
route TO Dallas, which is 62s miles, in
& Pacific. which is sis miles.
When the new arrangement goes into
effect. Southern Pacific conductors will
be authorized in handling interchange
able mileage to pull SIS miles for the
trip over the Texas g. New Orleans, and
Houston G. Texas. The same rule will
apply on the west lines into Dallas.
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Newhouse and Boston Buildings.

Partitions now being placed Parties
desiring space can have partitions
plal to suit their demands if ar.
ranged before November 10. Applica.
tions received by B. B. Hall, agent,
Both phones AIS. COS Dooly.
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v LINES TO
4 EQUALIZE MILEAGE

kiman lines in Texas and
lEill begin on December the
N of mileage from Now Or.
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ONE TRAIL IS
 sTAKED TO TELLER

HH Ha .f r.. ....f aee aal. !. .. -fa'..# sH. fa T-H.H P. T...a s- -faHaa ff. ..l. ...... .f, t... t-. oue faIHa. The eaas' and .. rss-~ thuaea oou Rum T a ty Gold Eu tu . u. tH. mail efti.l aa1 e...
 nnt -.. fh. .r ra'= h.H# .a t.. iH.pt. f. Caasf 'faH m. .. .H.E mazHeI's sI.J Ha- ...f> ul
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COP CAPTURES TWO
 REAL COWBOYS

CHICAGO Jaa Two .aNbogs Az.=etM. ftaH AHza#l aith a train load af eart.e and reported -traisotual ia th. aeai.=st saiaa4 u4l4si of gcuu- inc WoJlgHIe show at Tuirty-third and
 Victim ar.ut 70 scarce iu Chicago as they ar, m Arizona. and they had ID atmratts ta Haaiag one Four ra- volvers were thrust into his face. and hs aas compelled q Iiae up against a building moving his feet in a sort es jig time
 \ few minutes later clerk came hurryng by
 .Hey yon. yelledthe cowboys. back up there and dance The clerk did.
 After that came a broker and a dry goods dealer and negro or two. until there were twenty five men and boys lined up against the building. making a
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-aI slaraaHa aeaHaI a#= packed with thts .arhea.a #aa4. tHa tamFeratura -."a.. se.He aaea# na#Iaez being talk 'a aHlh I carefully graduated ther- a'me.a- ral zaama la sa t8r simpI. as' plan he which ftirfq constant .ferffHr# HH9Id T.s a5fufalaea Tor r. minute
 Tf.H ztf.f af Haieauizad rubber 1sa bon rrsefaa=fg prepared and dried h"IHe #gis#H from tha tt#4d# If various w.IttHaaa make af pneumatic tiras and from 8e=f fdBe# THa=a strips af rHhh.r We're rlt lg doubled aaef and h.f t.a Hfaa sI4H which za4la h. in. aat. .naad Wlaa tas rubber Was warm f #a#H # =a#=z. spring back ms'aaie Hta it asttened shape These 4mplas af rubber were then r'ace1 Ia fh- cold alcohol and as tho temperature dropped aell below zero tlc rubber Hee#B ta f8-t Hs elasticity Eetwaea s9 and lg degrees beIaw zera its action asH aute sluggish. and "H-a i'm ailp MAS removed after Che stwr'e aaI te.n subjected ta the cold fora -hsa. tiaa the rubber ztraiehtcH- ei aaf t-at -ieW5F Hy reducing the '.uu"r1.ur. ln between 10 and go de- af.e# hesia z-fa fHe rubber was found '# harden sa HH= u1zitou in which T. .ae heII hs fine clip and waea this '.t" s. removed fae rubber remained H .'- daHhisd-up position for some time sfa 'a ..s Haaaaias as tha hon from The afma#F #Fa-re warmed .s
 "lt aas a#a shown hs the H4H.lI- m,.. .Ha. th. rue.r fhe rubber that fs ri. 1e- amount If samp1aud- lag aa other materials. the better f ability saI extHaa cold ar ru.aHltte t.#5 aases lt l.
 .l..slse ...4-e Hsa rubber aHt .-H.rhar.ar tza-rzasau h.iHr taa | aau,I h. t.1 t.pas- and unaa'. sa elee rtf.. e.HfHs rad.
 }aatH.r ts-t st- made to insert T ..r. af rubber -nsa fa. fruz5n car I... .4 and !. sgas fsuai thaf. after H.H- i..t thans for T m#.t. ar taa. !. ai ,razaH #aI.a tai zHeler ths blow .. ..H.r zea= Iasl ..E.= ,sl-
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 "'Hs.I showed absatat.r .e eFansr. ..I.- r.ahf, before a- after. Nc.v Y. Time
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OPPOSITION DOES NOT
 ALARM JUDGE REID

SEATTLE Iudl. Sas# F Ea# a. thr third division .af fas= =Haaasltl. .a-= uis, ef A't-s.,. had s ,.as sttlt .s-. of callers yesterday a. 'He Butler E#- teI Alaskan spending sfe ..IsssE Y Seattle called Co ueet hun and .- sv- tend their greetings
 "I want C. know at tHa A.a-4a#- . cam said Judge E.,A --.ataats- want to make rfadz NH=e
 Concerning the r.aa1#ad aGI=# #z.-. Co his appointment #t H#=H#=## successor of Judge WIaaar= u a
 "lt is herah HRre t#a HHz zar#4u= objection has hseu ra-aa ete#aHt #e receiving -om- anisf4f notification aa fH | hu,r uy e"mmi-~ia am re#~aeas Roosevelt. and ~ine~ r-#-r.uE # E H7e= had personal letters r. =uHrH#Fe Hz= come up since th,H. .3Tz HE#E fE# should 10. arrrised 6f .== aHa#
 "l lIs, strong .# ##f#aH ef lH= origin or tHr opposition HHf ! aH HH7 prepared tu say VHrr# uEFHsIFa ~ lies There fs ua- Hz U mn UH about my reported ff#H gr HaaNfesae of mining hNs. T. f# aI politics. 5H=f
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SEES TRAIN
 FIRST TIME

NANrpt.NEE T. N#e# J+-s- Si.reneat. aged Ii -Hstd HH A#f# ororr Inst week to Ba##H sraa for tI#a Et-t ,t. laute ta his #sf HaHs n scot Ema n. a,e for 1ha a.a uae ia hI= if.. d hallway tram #al also had h. initial .vrrricncr aI a#Hs provide
 dta electricity II aa=#a-f j raz.- d.uc,.or nearly 5o ye#a# sHs. iafafiaz that Mr SNaangHi faa# eaaa=aee#fs friend rri country |. Hef he Hlf had n.r.r surre=~ 1# uu=sf that .a- return@G ls Scotland ta spend tH...veuiug af f.s #f
 "I n. read and zHaH pictures Hf railway trains and FHE EH8f fs expect when | cam, H#r z4fd Hr Siy,vrrit Although iHHt ls mol educated to meaaH# H#a# Hsff my mind in tramIe e aae #s chauical publications
 It was u lSa2 Whea M sataHfIe f was hm e1 years old ihaa +. h4ds hi Scotland home farewell and tasls ra-- sage ou ship bound Tor Nea YosF where for several years h. faflaNsf thc trade of mechanic. He zoan tire1 of the out-aud-1ri,d raurfH= aud at- cidcd To strike eat Wet E fE7a h. crossed the I-tHmus 4f gaH==e aH1 up Inc coI-t ta San Ermaf=aH- EshiHH was then trading post clHauia dIf moi appeal t" him aud he embarked H a vessel for Victoria. aa#sa#s thsa in thr month of Septemh.t H. ala- tered there and tHtt -oasas# ,==seel ir many waits on the maiulrH aHd .ae island and some hunting .t= #4He ea the very ground where aaa aaals Vancouver In February sHH Fae of miners, he faIeA,d the l..a.ar. .risa. up to I.yt"u and Tor two es#f= in mining between that Iaaes and Lii. looct Iic then sent te-f-t-.HaH taa for i1 years followed mHHs far section with varied success
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AUTO TIRE TESTS
 IN EXTREME COLD

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 fr erazsz arar ire ar in ex- HHIaas#s esae .4 raeky rac.-
 Htf-H 1hu- regard tar ----z-9rtHa rt urr7r rsu- and their 4aaa. .Ha aa pa.saat.a Iu l test 4 .a.. s5 Af Hay gr-- .####E =t.#t#aa uf tires vm
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Te q I.a W.cear H- h-tf -a..es- stt# CT -igu~
 You are hereby notified that tae un- drrsisued has expended in .bor auE improvements th- -ua If au hundred dellar- for The year 1ae- eree tHr Gef- la3ins claim. ,a-Nit cupar.I queen Lads. =ituated hetw..H Sa.uat lraak. tributary of Pilgrim Iivrr and Llla creek Koucarok Mining disuiet pfe- rricf of Alaska.
 And You arc further notified tbal f you do not within ninety ,9m days from thc date of final publication here q. cause to be paid to the undersigned you proportiouate share of sad rxprn- diture a- ro-uvuer. your interest in sad claim will become the property ef the undersigned. under Section 23a4. Revised Statutes of the United States. Date of first pub. Jan. 1908
 Date If last pub. March 26. 1908.
 F. F. DUNLEVY.
 Co-Owner
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Proof Of L1Dor

r V Is......
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Co0veyances.
Power of Att5rne,
Miscellaneous

tTHe uf
 Alt.. -a-
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''-f 'a.aefsH attempt 10 dance
 In a- psahap.as taey wauld have had refHeH n another i've or ten minutes Policeman Walsh of the stanton areau. station had not hap i..lastt along
 You Uaik ahead af nen to the nsx, hiaak said Patrolnan Walsh.
 The Westeruers marched sheepisaly nn without word They didn't ike line gleam in WalShz eye nor the husf- ness ike way ha held hiz weapon
 When they heard that f was against the law ta go armed ia Chicago they were dumfuunded
 Why. suppose man got into an ar gument." said Thompson what wouli he do without gun"
 Municipal Judge Walker fined Thompson s25 and costs and Rymer .I5.
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CLAIMS srnlkeoN krskaRWm

VALDEZ Doc. -NsH #aa at Seward writes nam Seattle fu t. made big -trea H the ke- ..eaa last summer and toal< out S=zaaa a= gold He write tn Thnma= faanaa- ger of Valdez formerly Hf 1stf.5 The exact location ef tHe sffif. f- eez given but the d,s.rjItion of n. f.sla# looks good on rafrr.
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Sons of the North hall. Thursday 7:30 p. m. I. Kell sec.
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CALEDONiANS.

Second and fourth Mondays in each month. at 80 p. m. Pioneer hall. Steadman avenue.
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA,
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