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The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
BURNS GARBAGE
 BY WHOLESALE

Vancouver has garbage incincr; tor which burns garbage by whclc- sale. It is thus dcscribed:
 The equipment i8 steadily consum- ing fifty tons of garbage daily. Only a light stream of smC ke comes from the tall chimney stack, the great vol umc being converted into heat. The hot air rising from the top of the fur- naccs is drawn to the bottom of u o building, and after passing through rough heating tubes, gees to feed the flame in it's heated state, so that no neat is lost in converting cold air ia o flame. One Of the features of tLe in cineratCr is the combustion chamber where animals and waste butcher meat arc converted into vapor and ashes by Q temperature of 2C00 dc grees. The fires burn steadily with. out further fuel than the dry rage, paper, bits of board, hay, straw and other combustible material which is being drawn to th1 incinerator con Jtantly. Decayed fruit and vegetable waste, after the moisture is expressed, i, are fed into the fires and burn until only the clinkers remain. The clink- CTS are usually employed to fill in tie water front, and SO eventually create for the city very useful dock.
 The superintendent of the scaveng- ing department reports for the five days ending November 90 daily ay- craze consumption of 4S.3 tens TO slow how much rubbish accumulates in one month, he points cut that Inc city scavenging carts during the month of November hauled 8, ,1S5 loads of garbage.
 The city short time ago offered q bounty of , cents each for dead rats. This action was talsen because it is believed that rodents carry the germs of tho bubonic plague and ether dis eases. The bounty on rats seem to be operating steadily, 7oo of these worm n having heen brought to the incinera- tor sinee the bounty was oIe1si,
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
BUILDING RAILROAD
 ON CORAL ISLANDS

To connect Key NcBy "iyh the mainland Of Florada by rail iino is Building from Miami, t5G miles. Pop ular Mechanics says:
 ''Of this distance 1C4 miles will Ee constructed cn land; counting the coral formation Of the keys as land. The rest Of the route which will cLn- meet the string Of keys, will be cor. strUcbed ever swamp and Water, Cf which about 20 miles may c corsid- cred swamps and z5 miles upon water On the entire r-ute 50 keys must be eros ed. Some of these are of con siderable size, Chat is, they Lave an area of several square miles, but Il 0 larger number can be measured in squard yards. Included in the 156 miles will be six miles of concrete viaduct and some 50 miles of embank- ment, which rises bout 31 feet above the water, this height being con- s.dered ample to protect the track from the action of the storms.n
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
THINK REYNOLDS
 WILL GET 0N TOP
Seattle Creditors Believe Promoters Plan to Set
 tie Will Succeed.

Seattle, Jan. 31-Sp cial correspon- lencc-Seatt,e creditors Of II. D. Reynolds believe that he will get or his feet financially and will soCn e Able to pay all he owes, in money CT paper that will ultimately be good.
 The creditors of Reynolds in this city, with claims aggregating S55,CCO nave agreed to accept bonds of tn, Aeynolds-Alaska Development Com pany in liquidation. l. is reported rom Valdez that most of the claim ants of thc S3r,o00 du, there outside of the Reynolds bank creditors vii. Ilso accept bonds,
 According to lo55or from Valdez he bank creditors, to whom $50, ,COl due, agree to settle on basis Ci Gne-third March l, onc-thirl ninety lays later and the remainder six moths later.
 It is atated that cut of the S22O ,OCC in bonds already issued at leasC $1OO,- J00 i'll cash will be realized, the re- naindcr going to creditors. 1his vii. Jake up the claims Of the bank creu- ltors and such Of tic other Valde. ;reuitors as refuse to accept bCEds.
 Now it is also planEe q tia, asitcl as the $220, GOO Of bCld5 are disp, sc,. of where they will do tl.e most , o -o S!30,O more will be issued to Lc solt. for cash to continue r.iiroad oons .ri. C. jon. Reynolds and his associates arc confident this can be done befC. e ,ummcr.
 This last project is of course prob .ematic, but the settlement of exis.- ng indebtedness according to tn, plan outlined, seems sure.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
PROSPECTS GOOD
 FUR MINE WORK
Operator Predicts Extensive Development But No
 Chance for Wildcats.

A wcll-known mining engineer Cf valdez, who ha5 charge of CIor.ng II md operating several copper proper ics Cn Prince William sCuud, in dis. ;ussing tAe inning outlook in thi. .icinity fir tho elming year, said t = fay:
 "In my opinion thcro will be mCrc cgitimate mining and development work going On ln this vicinity this year than in any previous seasCI. This section TOW has an establishe !eputation as mineral field. lhel e re ahoaCy stvor;l gCtd prcCucit { mines: and many prospects which rive promise of evolving into miuc $ when mere development work shuI nave been done. But tbo days oi Sild-catting are over. A mil CT who has legitimate prospect can ca3ily lispCse Of 1t at a reasonable figure |, Out the prospective purchaser must 1e shown bcf,re moroy will be firth. :Cming. And this is as it should LC .
 "I have received numC rCus inCl = .;iCs after legitimate mining pr,pel .ics from New York capitalists, whC will be here neXj spring 6o l~ok Cvol h. ti>ld. The low price Of copper vii not deter purchasers, IS tie. fecDRlli%c now is tie tine to bny.
 'But the claim owner must be rc&- 5Jnab.c i'll his demands, and net cx- pcct fabulous rr.co fer an urdcvc.- ped pr~spect. Prospects arc many, ,uC producing mines arc the cXccl- jon rather than the rule ill any mil Ing country, and there io no reason t. expect that this section will be differ }nt in this regard from Cthcrs."
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
D1scouRAe1Ne TO KINGS

No civilized man approves of assas- sination but every attempt on the life of king must make the breed wonder if life on the throne is worth living these days when a man can prosper and have good time with out wearing a crown. A few centuries ago when hardly anybody ate white bread or rode in carriages except kings and nobles and archbishcps it was not strange that men clung to crowns and coronets and miters, but it is different now.
 King Carlos of Portugal, who has just been assassinated, was no worse nor better than the average kirg and h.s government was as good as the ordinary European monarchy brings forth. The rising revolutionary sentiment among his subjects whicl has been shown in recent disturb ance was not directed against tho man but the thing: it was not due to special grievance but was a protest against kingship in the abstract rather than the concrete.
 The king who lies dead would prok- ably have lived a happier ::and longer fife if he hadsnot been a>king. He was killed be anarchists, not repub- iicans. and anarchists sometimes xii presidents but they do not plot against them by wholesale. Stil kings will probably continue to hole on until they are brushed of by re. vOlution or murder.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
ID PLACE F|SH IN
 BEAVER DAM GREEK

Beaver Dam, Alaska, Jan. 2G-- Special ccrrcspvndcnco-Ac ing ui o yLe rcccma el, ayion ot Ie og, @ Jale tEc bureau CT fisheries i8 mal;inb
 Il Investigation Of the advIsabi}iUy Cf stocking Beaver Dam creek with trout. Beaver Darl crock is q small tribut.r .ry Of the T,illhrIl liver.
 It is well known that the Tc.khcll river contains nc fl 3h. Ihij is due t. the numerous high falls ii ioj course down t. tho Ccppor river, W .iah prc- vent tLc fish from ascc- Girg. He water Of the river is Of tLc purcst t quality and Ecavo" Dam tribut.ry is considered to be the most suitub. e place in the Valley for tLc cXpcri- meEt in h,h cult c.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
PRESIDENT GRANTS
 PEROV|CH RETRIEVE

President Roosevelt last Fridly granted reprieve to Vulxo Perovit h mtii March 6. A Cssage annCunc- .ng the respite came to District At ,orney Harlan shortly before noon md arrived less than 2l ho lrs le'1re Inc time for tho condemned mans ex- ,cution.
 As soon as Judge Reil anncunc d his decision Thursday morning rcfus ing to order the relcas, of PeroVich on writ of habcas co pus, John r. Dillon, attorney flor Perovich, who came here from Fairbanks to argue Jhe petiCion for the writ, wired 70 Washington asking a reprievc in order that he might have time to perfect al lppcal fir m Judge Rcid's ruling Ho will proceed now to peri e. the q, = peaIfor tho prisoners discharge on h. b?as corpus up to the court of ldst resCr5.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

reporter on a Seattle daily To- cated smeltcr at Skagway to treat Prince William sound copper. TEt young man was not altogether tt blame because when he tackled J. F. Florence, the mining expert now il Valdez, fer a story he sswas pUlitcl, told that Mir. Florence had ncthirg to give out. Thereupon the youth went back to his paper ard wrote a colr m interview which was possibly as gcct as anybody could produce withou' knowing anything about Alaska gcCg. raphy, copper deposits, smclters, cl of Mir. Flerence's business.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Sonora Greet, wife of the Mexican ambassador at Washington wears lose whose front is composed of lace covered with rearla, Cmoralds, rubies and diamonds, The Bible says some- thing about casting pearls before swine, but offers nothing on the sub ject of Hanging them up before calves. The society item fails 10 state whether the sonora sends these things to the laundry
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
BACK TO THE SYSTEM

lhcmas w. Lawson has inverted hsnsef, sheered off his chosen orbit and reversed his course. The mili- tant, spectacular, bizarre Thomas, who pillcricd and exposed the Sys- lem III q revolving chiaroscuro of Dhstering facts ana @iistering rhet- orc c>mcs HOW in q ,rruscating cX- ifavagaa2n cf donunCiatiun of the people," jabbirg thcm everywhere from below the belt tC thc neck.
 MT. l-awson's sublima 1icn is ended He aj0ndohs the cause of "the Fe3plc because he thinks he is sore and he has &raftcG himself bacl; upon the System &s d living fraction of that rcJrcheI sibic entity whose in- Quity Eo cN!,a,d. He says he did it hcc&usc lie VAS mad, ard he hurls q block ci i2r|U&EC It t;.e body pCli iii" which nc~:s thc ;n.lrcss of real CT HiInuat. t.c, wrath.
 But T. l"as canlCt undo the effect If his ;wn efforts, whatever may have Locu his n, i've. He ptuEGCd the System like water melon wine" 9 rovcrcntial pcpulacc thought iJ v"S liPc and when he pulled "u9 tn" l!rg, the i"q'iisitive pubic {! ( l9CIcu in al.d saw the sys- tenn Wab rCttcn. ILo pee pie locked up on the ", yk of the reformed and rcpcntaut .I n, mas and saw that it was gD~o. N h,u he peeled tlT It., s1 muc3 ,t t&r ,.3;.cic wi.h i'm t.Ut .ic Hlcatuo JlSMc CxI osed slcv e. @il thc N!soascs he described and i"cy have teen GiaGnoscd. Ee Ca;.l.,t I,w inlusc L,ul,E into tLe HyGt,m y %rrCaGi. $ Himself over the sores like d llast,'r.
 The Lawson exposures were viewed with much curioalty by men who try to think. His ll,Cfs rcle 20 positive there WIS ,." t'y1.t ni Che truthful ness of a.7 ,l Z. ..t mon not bliss- !Gi.y .#.t.. ". :. ntL dcgide WLc,j-er L'. .ifl rit,C atltc'n cvi- dcnco uTcr&h .,,.i.uco, revenge, t"s, iu" Arl:" .,. ~ hope Of roft. l"bcoy yi:. .,. in"N.. Hc says he K qViV.oa i..n ,. luso "thc people" failed lo a,-.d ~ him. lie docs not mal" it. ci.@r wl&t lie wanted of ''the people,"
 Nevertheless ii iB not doubtful that Lawson did m.r2 ,hau any other man to show Up the putridity of high finance. PopulisJ crusaders had been firing at Wall street with peaguns for years but Wall street did not know thcrc vas any fight until the Lawson hiG gun put string of shots that ricochottcd through the garden and bCwlCd over everything that stood in soft ground. Inc militant Roosevelt only followed through the breach and Orator Bryan only talked in circle. While Hearst distendcd his head tJ pc until he filled inc paper with heads and had to print the stCr- ies on supplement sheets but he mere ly campCd on Lawsou's trail. Law son knew because he Lad been inside.
 And now Thomas has quit the stage and gone back to sit at the receipt cf customs, wLcrc he may mako himself friends of thC mammCn Of unright- eCusEcss. EC gave a gCCd show but he say it C st lim million dollars. It., was worth it to ether folks and rrCtaLly to himScIf.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

A crusade Is on in Chicago to fori it the slaughtering of live hogs. They always did cut hog's throat before beginning to carve him but under tho prevailing system they scrape tho critter and cut him up before he stcps squealing.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Chancellor Day rushes to the front as usual to cast vote in favor of tn, downtrodden corporations. Tho question is what does the chancellor get for his shouting, or is he a lick spittle because he naturally likes the taste of it.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

The lawyers who go to Juneau on the Hasey case had better be advised by precedent and carry little extra change with them. They may be asked to take up collection to pay for the use of the courtroom
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

An Ohio express robber tcCk S3CC( and left wad of $40, GOO behind. But then he may have only needed S3OCO. He must have been from another state because an Ohio man would have carried off safe and contents to gethcr.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Harry Thaw's attorney says he is going to have the young man turnc, out of the asylum for the insane yer soon. But will Thaw give bond moi to go around shooting at all tho other fellows who ruined his wife be. fore he married her?
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

MT. Bryan keeps boosting MT Roosevelt as the only truly good re. publican, and in alternate breaths h' says he believes the president really docs not mean to run again. Both G which lines of argument make g,"c stays for the Bryan presidential plat. form
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Delegate Gale intimates that Prcsi- dent Roosevelt is one of those "jug- gling fiends that keep the word of promise to our ear and break it to to our hope," and like Macbeth he is getting skeptical of promises that have to be coppered.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

It is reported that wives are ob. tained by purchase in some parts of Russia, and that pretty girl from q good family cc6ts from SiC0 tc {2Co. They cost a g g,od deal moro than that in Amnrinn.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Since the real estate boom busted in Seattle lard there has become SO cheap that phiianthropic citizen has given up to the city fer park chunk he couldn't sell.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

The circuit court of appeals decides that tho Bruner raiIaoad ia not CT . titled to an injunction after there is nobody or nothing to enjoin thore.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Maude Come, the female Irish cru sader, has secured legal separation from her husband, Major Mcbride. The actual separation took Ilace as soon as the major found a cbarce to escape.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Bourke Cochran has expanded his yawning, cavernous mouth in behalf of Roosevelt, which will make some people who have supported the presi- dent suspicious of his good faith.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

The national house has voted to ir- crease the pensions of war widows to S12 month. But that Is not enough to support husband at current prices of provisions.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Seattle has souphouses but it is go- ing to take money to keep them up until the March election and those t0,- 0G0 votes of idle men will come in handy for somebody.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

During t.Ae psso season of naviga. 5ion on the Great Lakes thirty.cigs L vessels were lest. The aggregate loss was q ,602,C00
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

It ia c bc lopod that no carping criio vii riss ID and inainuabs oha5 the 2rss.aehGs special message grit ing tlis octopus is bid for 2 third term
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

The corporations must have cut Bourke Cochran of the payroll. Other. wise he wouldn't be so mad at them.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

senatcr Knuco Nelson, of Olson county, Mpfescta, wants ta eiiml. nsto lsdics f. m hloska saloons. But 2ghas eon the poor girls do, Knute2
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Funny how Raisuii always turns up in tho dispatches when there is not much else doing,
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

%he fellowa who sec things at night
 2w seeing Japanese everywhere.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Try OuI Girger Ale

letter than anyth ng :. ou m a drin 's.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-21
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUCTIONEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF yNUaRIE uxJ,,
PROVED real. ESTATE
IVY virtue Of certain deed nf trust ,luy re
corded In Librr Na. 292S. folio i6a ct seq 81
the land records of the District of Columbia and
at the request of the party secured thereby l.
the undersigned. trustee. will sell at public auc
ION IN front OF The promises. an FRIDAY. THE
lWENIY-FOlR TH DAY ar APRIL. AID. 1905
At FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following desc rihed
land and premises. situate in the city Of Wash
Ing"n. in the District If Columbia and dpsiy
nsted ns and being tho western part IT lot num-
hered seventeen 40 in blnrk numbered thrco ~
NJ Hall and E!van's suhi, sion nf Meridian IIfil
according to the plat of subdivision recorded in
l.iher =. G. T.. "a folio aaa. and In the survey.
nr's off1ce in Book Levy Court No. :" page aS
said part Of lot f'eing contained Within the fol
lowing mntes aud bounds. viz: beginning fn,
the at the southwest corner of said lot
line OF Ontario street. and Running thence north
westwardly along the line Of said street sixty
ttD, fcet: theme eaftwartlIy along the mort her,
line Of said lot one hundred and twenty five u25
feet SIX f6) inches: thence southea stwardly to
point on the southern line at distance NJ one
hundred and fifteen Is, feet six 81 inches from
the point OF beginning, and thence to the point
Of beginning.
Terms Of sale. One third II the purchase money
10 bs batd IN cash. and tho balance In two equal
fDstallments payable In and two wears with
Interest at six per centurD per annum. payable
semi annually. from day qf sale. secured ny deed
tho option OF the pnrchas@r. 4 deposit ~ 500
Will be required of tho purchaser Mt the time nf
sale. All conveyanring. recording and nntnrrl
fees at the cost Of the purchaser Terms IT sale
Of SALE otherwise the trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost If the
defaulting purchaser after five days advertise
mpnt Of such rcsnle In newspaper published In
the city OF Washington ID. G.
]. BARTON MILLER.
ap14 .eSu Surviving Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-21
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AuCrioNEEn.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE. IMPROVED BY FRAME DWELLING
NO. 1927 STREET NORTHWEST.
by tirtuc III decree II the Supreme Court NJ
the district OF Columbia passed in equity cause
No 2aso. we. the undersigned trustees will sell.
NJ public auction. in frnnt NJ the premises an
TUESDAY. THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF
O'CLOCK PM. the follow ing described land and
premises. sitnate in tho city ~ Washington. II,
the District Of Columbia. and designated and
ihing all that piece or parcel of land known rs
the west part Of lot numbered four a, in square
numbered hundred fifty four n5.. beginning
one hundred Fifty -four noh. running thence east
slong street twenty-one f2n feet eight fS)
inches. thence Forth ninety i90l feet. thence west
fwenty-one t:l, feet eight - inches. thence
soufh ninety go, feet to the place Of beginning.
confirming one Thousand nine hundred f,,rty-nine
ments thereon.
Terms of sale: One-thiri of the purchase
money to Inc paid in cash. and the balance in two
equal instalmcnts. payable In one and two years.
with interest at six Der centum per annum. pay
abe semi annuallr. from day Of sale. secured by
at the option Of thu purchaser. 4 deposit Of
500 Will he required of the purchaser at the
time Of sale. All cnpveyancing, recording and
nntar1al fees Mt the cost OF the purchaser. Terms
81 sale to he complied with within fifteen days
from day Of sale otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property Mt the risk and
cost IF the defaultng purchaser. after FIVE days
advertisement Of such resale in The Evening
Star. newspaper published in the city of
Washington d. c.
WILTON ]. LAMBERT
40 9Th st. NV.
D. w. BAKER.
City Hail.
1s-dGdS Tr,etcoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-21
THos. J. OWN & son. AUcT1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. REING PREMISES NOS.
24o7 AND 24O0 ST. NV.
BY virtue NJ certain deed Of trust. duly
corded in Iiber No 3052. folio 147 ct seq, Of the
land records Of the District nf Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured thereby. the I'M
de-signed trustee will SELL at public anction. in
front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTY-SEr0ED DAY OF APRIL. AID. 1908.
AT HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the fol-
l0wine-descrihed land and promises. situate in
the city II Washington. District Of Columbia. and
designated and being mart Of lot numbered
113 IT Eugene Bettes subdvi sion Of original lot
numbered in square numbered 3s. yer plat
recorded in the ONCE Of the surveyor for the
District nf Columbia. in Liner Is. ut folio s. be-
ginning for the same st tho southeast corner ~
snid lot thence north ~ feet. thence west - .
f"et thence south 10 feet. thence west IN feet.
thence snnth GS feet. thence east 375 feet to
the beginning. together with the improvements.
Terms Of sale One-third ~ the pnrcha 10
money ~ b. rsiti IN cash balance in tw" eqrnl
installments PAYABLE in one and two years. with
Interest at per centum per anpnm payable
semi annuaily. from day If sale. secured nv decd
the option 81 the purchaser. A. deposit II 5000
ing. recording. ETC.. Mt cost Of purchaser. Terms
NJ sale to he compiled with within fifteen days
from day NJ SALE" otherwise the trustee reserves
the right IT, resell the property at the risk and
cost at siefarlting purchaser. after five DAYS ad-
vertisamanf ~ snch resale IA some newspaper
nuhltshcd in Washington. n. 6.
TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PAN1. Trustee. By ANDREW PARKER. Vice
President ap10-d&ds. eSn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-21
EDMUND II. BROWN. Auctioneer.

HaLF 1xT fAhE or IN oN vAkuRhIE ii.
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN \! -
THE M0TNT VERNON Ill, Lively E.T, Staples a. aS
TWEEN AND STREETS.
Under and by virtue Of deed OF trust duly
recorded in Iibcr No. 3oe3. at folio slS ct seq
the Of the o,
by. the undersigned trustees viii sell, at public
1 9fH THE , TwEST{ r sEGoS Hc, PAY p4 or
the undivided one half interest Of the follow;
Washington. District Of Columbia. known and
and la in square numbered 2sl: more fully de-
scribed in said deed OF trust; also lot numbered
~. in Thomas F. Waggaman Trustees Subdisi-
sion. In said square numbered PSI. a. per plat
folio 100, together with all the improvements
Subject. however. to hrst deed Of trust for
Sc 800. bearing interest at the rate Of per cent
square ISL more fully described in the deed OF
trust set out in Liber 1853 at folio 2;4 ct seq.
of the land records Of the District of Columbia
tire above described undivided interest Of Sc 500
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in two
equal installments. payable in one and two
mum. payable aemi-annually. from dav Of sale.
secured by deed of trust upon the property sold.
or all cash: at the option Of the purchaser. A
deposit Of $500 viii be- required At the time Of
cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be COM
piled with within fifteen days from sale; other:
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
taulting purchaser. after i've days advertise
nent Of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in the District of Columbia.
4 +; L. W. LE eo1.
ap1f-d&ds Trustees