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Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-16

During the stay of the Jefferson, this writer made the acquaintance of, and enjoyed pleasant fraternal chat with Mr. Dawson Mayer, managing editor of the Jewish Times, San Francisco, who was making the "Alaska trip" for rest and recreation. Mr. Mayer is an enthu- siastic San Franciscan, and says that within very short time the scars of the big fire will be conspicuous only by their absence.
 Jim Weeks tried some new fangled cylinder oil in his coal-oil marine engine last week. But the lubricant burned better than his regular fuel, and as he had about exhausted his supply of the lubricant, he was compelled to come to towr Sunday for more. But he did not get another can of the hew-fangled oil.
 "Irene Barnes" is the name of new gasoline boat which has recently been brought up from Astoria for the Barnes cannery at Lake Bay, and was in town Saturday She is somewhat longer than the Helen Payne, and is equipped with powerful engines, which drive her along at about ten miles an hour.
 During the week the families of Messrs. Miles and Chaney have arrived, and all are now comfortably located in the Patenauds cottages near the public school house.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-16
FIVE-FOOT
 ORE VEIN
 UNCOVERED Report From Aaron Creek Causes Ripple of Excitement

A fve-foot vein of pure galena has been uncovered by the crew of miners who are developing the Aaron Creek properties, and several sacks of the ore were brought into town Monday. The news has caused a great deal of excite mens here, there being stir among the idle prospectors about town, who are making preparation to leave for the vicinity of Aaron Creek. No stampede is expected, but we may soon learn oi more strikes being made.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-16
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. S
 PATENT
MINERAL SURVEY NO. el4
 U s. LAND OFFICE.

Juneau, A laska, July 6. 1908. NOTICE Is hereby given that in pursuance of " the Act Of Congress approved May ID. 1872,
 THE OLYMPIC MINING COMPANY. by and through Newark L. Burton. citizen of the United States its duly authorized agent and attorney in fact, whose postoffice address is Ju- for I5OO linear feet each of the following lodes viz; Helen s. No. and Harvey LOdes, bearing gold and silver. the same being 1450 feet northery and 50 feet southerly from the discovery shaft of such Harvey Lode and 15dO feet northerly from discovery shaft on the Helen s No. Lode, with surface ground 300 feet in width on either side of the Helen s No. l Lode at the northeriy end thereof and 300 feet in width east of said lode line and l49.sI feet in width west of said lode line at the southerly end thereof, and 3Qp feet on either side of the Harvey Lode; said lode mining claims being situate in the Wrangell Mining District, in the District of Alaska, and more particularly de- scribed as follows:
 Helen $ No. Lode-Beginnine at Corner No l, whence U s. L. h No 10 pears south 5l degrees co minutes east 2D feet distant: thence north degrees 4S minutes west l2Ji feet to Corner No z; thence east 600 feet to Corner No. 8; thence south l5O0 feet to Corner No. i: thence west 449.s feet to Corner No l. the place of beginning. Variation at all corners 90 degrees 05 min. east. Harvey Lode-B Beginning at Corner No. l. whence U, s. L. N. No. 10 bears south sS degrees 20 minutes west 434.49 feet distant; thence north Corner No 3; thence south loe0 feet to Corner No. i; thence west 600 feet to Corner No l, the place of beginning Variation at all corners 30 degrees 05 minutes east
 The total area of said aboYe-described lode min ing claims is 38. 737 acres.
 The names of adjoining claims. as shown by the plat of survey, are the Helen s. No. and Raven Lodes on the north and White Bonanza Lode the south
 OLYMPIC MINING COMPANY.
 by NEWARK L. BURTON, Witness: Agent and Attorney in Fact.
 Chas, Smith and Chas Seeber.
 It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published for the statutory period in the ALASKA SENTINEL, a weekly newspaper published at Wrangell, Alaska. JOHN w. DUDLEY, Juil6Sepl7 Register.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-16
FOR BETTER SERVICE

MT. Charles E. Fox of Juneau is cir culating petition which is reported az being almost mile long, praying that the steamer Humboldt be given con tract for carrying the mails 10 and from Southeastern Alaska. He has not yei been at Wrangell, but if he comes here he can count on getting the signatures of all our citizens.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-16

The big tides of the past few days and nights have been doing things to boats and other property. Tuesday morning the floating dock and all the boats there were high and dry. Several people are missing wood which they supposed was high enough to be out of reach of high water. No serious "jokes," however, have been played by the water.
 Chas. Fox of Juneau has been in town for several days, hustling business for irms represented by him.
 Billy Shields, the taxidermist, has a lot of wolf and goat skins mounted in a very artistic manner. A black bear rug which he mounted for Donald Sinclair is beauty.
 The Cottage City is due here from the south tomorrow.
 Walter Dort, Wm. Downing and Geo. Snyder went hunting in ths good ship Sentinel, and got two deer.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-16
CHURCH DIRECTORY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH interpreted Service 10:S0 4. NJ, Sunday. Sunday School, 200 P. NJ. Sunday. Christian Endeayor. 351 P. M., Sunday. English Service, 7:3o P. M., Sunday. Nidweek Interpreted Seryice. 1:30 P. NJ. Wednes Hidweek English Service. 7:30 p Nj. Friday Library Association meeting in library rooms the first Tuesday in each month at 7:30 P. NJ.
 J. s. CLARK, Pastor
 ST. LIP'S-EPISCoPAL Holy Communion. first Sunday in each month. al l0:30 A. Nj. Morning Prayer (other Sundays) interpreted fo, Natives, I0:30 A. Nj. Junior Christian Endeavor I1:30 AM. Bible School 2.Q1 P. N. Yespers-Natiye service, 3:30 P. Nj. Service in Norwegian about e4ery fourth Sunday at 4:30 P Nj. Evening Prayer and service, 7:30 P M Ladies Aid every second Tuesday evening Native prayer meeting each Wednesday evening. Service of Song, Friday evening. 7:3o Native Choir. Saturday evening. Free Night School every evening. except Sat
 HARRY P. .CORSER, Rector
 SALVATION ARMY Regular Meetings Tuesday and Friday, 7:S0 P NJ Knee Drill, Sunday morning, 7:30. Service at Jail. Sunday. l0:00 A. Nj. Sunday School 200 P NJ. Regular service Sunday evening, 7.e0.
 EMMA MILLER, Corps Commander THOS. TAMAREE, Sergeant -Maio, ROBT. SMITH, Adjutant.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-16

MT. Huntington, an attorney of The Dalles, Oregon, with his wife and little boy, have been visiting with the family of Collector Bronson.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
FRANCES POSITION IN MOROCCO.
Movement Toward Recognition of Mulal
Hafg-Peace the Leading Aim.

Paris Aug 1.-THE triumph of Mulai Hang IN
Morocco had been expeo Ted by France and the
c,,os+;o, Of his recognition has been for long
time under consideration. 1t is understood that
this subject had been taken up informally WIN
members of the diplomatic corps mere ana 'he
future of Morocco undoI btedly was discussed ny
King Edward and NJ Clcmenceau, tn" French IRE
mier at their last meeting.
The agents of Mula Hafg In Paris, whom VI
Pichon the Foreign Minister recently refused 10
receive saw that Mula E.afg will be 4 true friend
To Europe and will martan order and peace In
Morocco Nulai HafS's inheritance from his
brother. they say is a badly disrupted ana penhi-
less empire 1t is recognized that 1t will be difficult
for Muai fIahg to all the demands made
On him but he will undoubtedly be obliged to take
over the loans contracted by Abd-ei-Aziz and the
heavy obligations resulting from the ms rder Of the
Frenchman DR. Mauchdmp and the asSasSnltiOns
Casabanca.
In the mean time France will adhere her
policy OF conqueS: in Morocco, and will with
draw her troops from the empire as soon as peace
prevails
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

support he would not disturb prevailing condi-
tions If elected
About three weeks ago commission ap-
nointed by Governor Fort to investigate excise
conditions in the state visited Atlantic CITY
Charles J. Fisk a member of the banking HIih
of H-rvey Fisk & Sons. of New York was cnalr-
man of this commission, and the result Oh itS
disclosures shocked the entire state Governor
Fort toe k immediate steps TO enforce the law
but was met with open defiance from the 'fli-
cials of the city and county. the plea oeins
made that II was impossible to draw grand
turv In Atlantic County which would indict for
violations of the excise law
The Governor was insstent that the law De
obeved. and this aroused the ire OF some OF the
politicians who to get even with the Governor
for what they said his ''uncalled FOR inter
ference" into Atlantic Citysaffairs set adrit the
Glory NJ the alleged ante-eleCtion deal
The Governor will probably plead for la"
for the creation of a state board with power
to revoke licenses. but such plea twice made
bv. him In messages to the same Legislature was
ignored The Governors other alternative WOULD
he 10 seek to have Impeachment proceedings
started against the offending officials OF At
lantic County and Atlantic City In this case
the officials would be tried by the state Senate
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
NO DEPOSIT GU1R1NT'EE.
Bankers 4gree System Would Be
Dangerous and Unjust.
IRv reIee-aph 10 The Tribune. ]


Chicago Aug 21.-Hard blows were struck by
system of federal insurance of bank deposits,
form Local fnanciers were emphatic in cass-
fying the scheme wrong in principle and dan
gerous to the business interests of the country.
They agreed the issue presents Of the most
serious questions the voters win be called to
decide at the fall election.
"Confiscation'' was the term applied by z. D.
tIulbert vice e-president Of the Merchants Loan
and Trust Company, to the plan of taxing well
managed financial institutions make up the
losses of failed banks. President George Z.
Robar.s of the Commercial National Bank
serted that the plan would put premium
reckless banking and. instead of elevating the
standards OF the banking system. would tend to
drag all bankers down to one level"
edward S Lacey. president OF the Bankers
National Bank said The principle of federal
,ax on national banks TO guarantee deposits is
,,.-opg would think it very unfair that my
s,octhol -ers should e subjected to tax to pay
Z, losses OF banks in the management of which
they have voice.
"The reputation of banks and bankers estab-
lished by years OF honest work and conservative
banking would count for nothing under guar
anteed deposit law. said Ernest A. Ha nil,
president OF the Corn Exchange National Rs MI;
..e,,,ch a system would put premium on rfcI.
Toes banking, failures would increase, and al
,bouyh tepositors Of failed hanks would even,u
oily receive their money there would be a great
economic waste that would impose a tax On
conservative banks.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
BLOCKING ARGENTINE NAVAL PLAN.

Bueuos Ayres. Aug H--it IS now believed that
the at a secret sitting of the Chamber OF
Deputies yesterday authorizing expenditure ap
proximating $S5.0G0.0Nl naval ornaments will be
rendered practically nugatory by notifications In
the amount and The form of disbursement be set
forth IN a bill which will be i-trodueed and
doubtedIy passed. by hostile majority in the Sen
ate Such action The part of the Senate would
unaue<tio tionabIy result in conflict between the two
branches of the legislature. it is said. the Cham
ber would refuse to accept such amendments in
view CT the present attitude OF 8razil-
The feeling in the Argentine Republic is decidedly
in favor OF considerably Strengthening the national
defences although il is considered not unlikely
that II the measure became law. understanding
would promptly be reached with Brazil whereby
the necessity for the large outlay involved would
he Obyiated
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
PITTSBURG CAFES MAY REOPEN

Pittsburg Aug 27.-The five prominent cafes in
the downtown section of the city whose licenses
sell liquor revoked the first part the week
following a crusade conducted by the Police De-
partment assisted by members of the Wolnan's
Christian Temperance Union. have received n new
lease of life. Judge William ID. Porter granted
nrits of supersedeas to-day permitting them to re-
open and sell liquor until October 10
The writs also permit the proprietors To appIy
for extension of the date of hearing be roId that
time and is probable business will be confirmed
under to-days rulings until the end of the
license year-January l, 1869. The value of the
business OF the five places involved is estimated at
more than $250,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
CABLE COMPANY FINED $4,000, 600.
Venezuelan Court Finds French Concern
Guilty of Aiding Matos Revolt

Caracas Aug % (via Port of Spain Aug 40
The Civil Court of First Instance handed down
Judgment to-day. declaring the French Cable Com
panv guilty of completely in the Natos rebellion
against President Castro and condemning II to pay
damages of nearly 100000 The company must
also pay a sum to be assessed later by experts
The company may appeal from this decision IL
IS practically a duplication the decision handed
down against the New York and Bermudez Asphalt
Company
The British Minister to Venezuela has been IN
conference lately with President Castro at Bar
auisirnetO.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
WEATHER REPORTS BY WIRELESS.
DR.. Polls Succeeds in Drawing Up Maps
Covering Range of 500 Miles at Sea.

Berlin. Aug 27.-Dr. P j. II. Polls. director Of
the Aix-la-Chapelle meteorological observatory.
has achieved a remarkable feat in connection with
weather reports by wireless messages from aboard
the Hamburg-American steamship Auguste Vic
toria on her last voyage from New York He said
to-day: II succeeded in taking wireless weather
reports distance of eight hundred miles from the
American and twelve hundred miles from the Eu-
ropean coasts and with the assistance of wireless
reports from passing vessels. 1 enabled to
draw up weather maps for a distance OF
eight hundred miles ahead
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
FRANCE WILL IGNORE DECISION.

Paris Aug N--There is practically no Official
comment here on the action OF the Venezuelan
court I'm imposing fine of $.O10Oo0 the French
Cable Company. Since neither the company nor
the French government has any relations. official
OF otherwise with the government of Venezuela
the news received without concern. and the
action of the will be ignored
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

Taugier, Aug. 2.-Rumors say that Ah'i-el-Aziz
is suffering from nervous collapse and that his
sole desire is leave the country. while according
to other dispatches he is planning 10, reorganize
his army and continue the struggle
A native report from Settat says that Muai
Uafg has been captured by General Bagdani. the
leader of the forces under Abd-el-Aziz but this
is discredited-
News has reached here that Mula Hafg has been
proclaimed Sultan at Mazagan and that the repre-
sentative of Abd-eAziz has fled for protection TO
the French consulate.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
EXTRACTION WITH PORTUGAL.

Lisbon Aug 2T-The Chamber of Deputies has
approved the extradtiOn treaty between the United
States and Portugal. The treaty provides for ex-
tradition for twenty-five specific offences. 1t
cepts political Offenders but specifies that the
thors Of attempts agains rulers shall not be con-
sidered such.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
sAeAH-EDDIN RETURNS TO TURKEY.

Marseilles. Aug. 27.-Sabah Eddin. the chief of
the Young Turks party and nephew of the Sultan
of Turkey accompanied the body OF his father the
late Damad Mahmoud Pacha, which is being trans
ported to Turkey by the steamer Senegal. sailing
to-day Representatives of Turks residing here
placed several wreaths on the coffin.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

Winnipeg. Aug. 27.-The American Health As
sociaton at to-days ses- ion decided TO hold the
next meeting in Milwaukee.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

Toxic Aug Pit is believed that the sue
cessor TO Count komura Japanese Ambasss-
dor at London will be Baron Maxine Nobuaki for
mer Minister of Education
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Fremantle. Australia Aug. 27.-The German
steamer Room left here today, taking nearly ill.,
OOO 900 in gold for Germany
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

Wfliemstad Aug 27.-The government of
Curacao has removed the quarantine declared
against Trinidad because of the bubonc plague
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
caI-sE OF BANK FAILURES.

Tho chief Of bank failures IS the ma R1I-g
bank This is the fruitful Of disaster. and
tecting banks from their own officials and direc,
tors why? Because there has been no mutual
the deposits Of each the stockholders will insist
] co ne f INK ofiicai to loan more the
prescribed amount to one individual .oo
n biection is sometimes made TO the guaIai.,ee ~,
Law that a new bank would start up across the
stree and being able to promise rs a could
draw the deposits away from conservatlyely man. man
ftsn tIn Iatter Gould pay This objection is urged
as i il were an unanswerabe one. But let US
an Of the banks liable for the obligations OF each
bank. the law should prohibit any abuse Sc ot LIZ
ing board has already fixed the rate oi interest," Isl
that be paid 10 depos,ors. AcLo[eir United
70 than per cent on s'oL. st or r,,pnina
or more than per -ene cene on 'ifne
It has also been urged as an op1eGIo id LA, h We
der the guarantee system big BANK "ou.a hare %
no advantage over little bank Even II i hhls az, a.
ggment were SOUND IL o comau H aor hapks are made
for the people. not people for the banks @ iui b
several advantages the small one In the nis
place il could make larger loans thai 'fe siia'i
bank. ,;... s,-.,
Then here is certain @ business i adSan aorfb
something TO be able to refer big bank when
ones financial standing is being investlgat.ed.
SIDES these there is social advantage IN pei,s
on good terms with the men who are prominent from n
IN the banking world cannot I pals hat the big bank
needs the guarantee as well as dns h,,e and the big
big hanks fail well slat IAN ~. an"
PER The hank the greater the calamity To the com
inunty when fails. -, o-
II has sometimes been objected that the guar
system would bring into the banking business
lower class of and reduce the average IN
character on the contrary. the guarantee oi ne-
posts Z submit would II IL made any oiler-
ence in this respect bring into the bahKths 81 y
ness if class Of and raise. u that -
possible average Of character Wonid II hos y
be worth -.etblne 10 the stockholder. ia peace OF
mind 10 low that the maximum OF ms ea ios @
would be value of his stock and the az ,a pe
Cen, LIABILITY and that deposifor couId ioeS
anything? ] am convinced that the euafa,tee -. n
deposits would lead TO degeneration IN 'iie fef
sohnel OF the bankers .. .,a
The banks viii. as a rule. gain more froh 'he
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-05
The RcGMizchS Standards: mil Al nD0O E UANN mhnL MA III. pn
H. Peters Unon Made BdhehoodO eMs nULLAVU DnUO. " NHNN "-

Adair sells Swiits Premium la.
con, hams and meats. 3o.tI
M OF our merchandise Is FIRST.
class, II 1t don't give satisfaction
1t will be- replaced.
4S-tt HARRY W. YAStrN, lcwclcr.
Take your watch to Frank ".
Slocum expert watch maker, at the
D%aughtry building ON Main street.
45.ti
Take your watch 10 Frank W.
Slocum expert watch maker, at the
Daughtry building on Main street.
45.ti
W. have a customer who wants
TO exchange good Texas land ior
city property in Tucumcari or Ion
stock. Il YOU have anything Sc,
SugRwoop X HARUGRAyr. 45ti
WANTED-To trade a larry,
full blood Durham stock COW, and
cash tor "A mule. Mule must b,
under six years vi aye, sound, ant
well broken to harness and saddle.
Address J., e.. Butler, Hudson,
New Mexico. asst
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II. II, McElryy s father and two
sisters, Misses l.otti, and Louise,
came IN Monday from Colorado.
They will make lucumcarl their
home, and have gone to hous,.
Keeping in MI. McElroy's COY
cottage on Nbcr street.
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Owing to the absence OF the
president the QUAY county medical
ASSOCIATION tailed to hold its ~.
gular meeting this month. It,
next meeting will be- held in Tu.
cumcari on IN, first Wednesday IN
October.
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Nothing but the Best"

y. T.. Meador, general manager
pl the South Texas Lumber Co.,
was in the city Monday inspecting
the plant OF the Tucumcari Lum-
der Co. Mr.. Meador is general
manager Ol one OF the largest lum-
bcf companies in Texas.
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Oodson Assumes.

The firm OF Morgan and Dodson
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Morgan going out Dodson assum.
ing, all parties knowing themselves
indebted To- said firm kindly Srttlr
same az an early datr as possible.
lS.St Il. -. DodSon,
-. { Morpnn
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Agent Tor McGee Additions.

John +. Seaman is agent Tor the
Niece Additions, with hcadquar.
tcrs AT the offices Of Jackson X Sea.
man, ON east Main street. asst
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Music Class.

will begin my music class Sept.
7th, at the residence oi Mrs. II.
l.. Brown, neat the school house.
fur terms and hours, Phone No.
I-2. MRS. W. y. CRuffuKp.
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For Sale

Or will trade ior city property
too acres decided land, Z miles east,
we'll improved price $500. 90. In
Quirc Di this paper.
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Geo. Walker and wife returned
from Philadelphia, Monday, where
they had been visiting relatives and
friends Tor some time. Mr. Wal
kci - an employee Ut the South.
western railway.
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For Rent

Seven room boarding house iur.
nlShcd. Price S25. pet month.
Apply To- Mrs. Crump.
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Adair sells groceries cheap Tor
cash. 43.tl
Harry W. Yasccn, Icwclcr.
That all. 4S.ft
For Sale Good mich COW. Ap.
ply AT this office. i2.tl.
Go to Mrs. J.. \. Shaw Tor a good
hair shampoo, - cents. pd.
Bay your groceries at Adairs,
cheap Tor cash. S.iti
Best office rooms in the city Tor
rent. See Taioya X Lawson. I6.ti
Two rooms Tor rent IN Hancock
building, See Taioya X Lawson.
lb.ti
Our goods give satisfaction; our
work is absolutely guaranteed.
4S-it YN,tr~, The lrw"lcr.
FOR SALE Family carriag,
horse, Tor particulars apply to l..
T.. TAYLOR. 4Iti
WANTED Maid Tor general
homework, Inquire OF Mrs. w.
b. FARRELL, al Smith street. I6.ti
Hutchinson Candy manuiactur.
Ing Co.'S, ice cream ut Pioneer
Drug Store. 43.ti
For reliable land office inlurma.
ton see OF write T.. O.. WEIGH, Tu.
cumcari, y. Men.
For rent, my place FIVE miles
east OF town.
I43.tt l.. T.. SuERwoop.
Best lump coal S4.75 in five ton
lots. Dodson Grain * Fuel Co.
$50
Have Mrs. Severe ircshcn up that
last winter gown 10y making button,
Tor it. ASH
Ysseen, the Jeweler
Water, water, water, eight bar.
relS Tor SI.oo. Fresh we'll water,
clean and pure. Phone IS. At
You will bc pleased with any.
thing YOU wear from Harry W,
Iasccns stock.
Miss l.adc Solomon will tax,
orders ior fine drcssmaking and
cutting ut hI5 Second u. I2.tl
Winter is coming coal is cheap,
get your fuel supply now and say,
money.
IS-lt DOdSOn Graln X fu"l 90.
Take your watch to Frank W.
! Slucum expert watch maker, at tn,
Daughtry building On Main stacct
46.tt
Get your win - coal now. Will,
it is cheap, i, will pay vou.
IS.It Dudsun Grain s. Fuel Co.
Successor to Morgan X Dodson.