davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Douglas Island news., 1909-09-01
ALASKAN
 INVESTORS can do no better than to investigate C;kr Nc
r than to investigate
IRONDALE

on Puget Sound, near Port Townsend, before making an investment of their surplus funds in the States.
 At IRONDAEE, company of Seat ties best known business men are erecting big plant, which will on De- tober 15 begin the making of iron and steel of practically all commercial varieties. There will be big demand for the products of IRONDALE, big orders being already on file.
 Adjoining the steel plant townsite has been platted, which will grow rap idly into a city, housing all of the workmen in the mills.
 You can now buy stock in IRON DALE which will net you big profit, or you can buy lots in the steel city at a low price, lots which will double and treble in value when the plant is put in operation.
 For complete information as to either form of investment, address
Douglas Island news., 1909-09-01
Death of Miss Dora Ferris

Word has just been received by l.. $. Ferris, steward of the Mexican board ing house at Treadwell, of the death of, his only sister, Miss Dora Ferris, who visited several months with her brother less than two years ago. The news comes as a great shock to the numer- ous friends of the young girl. Miss Ferris had been in poor health for some time, but no one realized that her young life was to go out so soon. She possessed such cheerful, affectionate disposition that "To know her was to love her." The many friends of MT. Ferris extend to him their sincere sym pathy in this sad bereavement.
Douglas Island news., 1909-09-01

Cook returned last nlgnC on the launCn Progress from Admiralty island, where they have been hunting and fishing for fortnight.
 The sale of deer earcasses, or venison, is legal during the months of Septem- Der, October, Novem Der and December. With the first day of September is also noted the open season for ducks (and editors).
 Mir. and Mrs. s. J. Kane and children leave on the Georgia for their home at Hoonah. Mir. Kane has been serving as a member of the petit jury at Juneau, but was excused because of a press of business at home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert l.. Anderson re- turned via the Humboldt from an eX- tended visit to the large cities of the coast, where they enjoyed the sights and the meeting with many old friends and acquaintances.
 If you want good service, the best of treatment and to reach your destina- ton in the quickest possible time, travel on the Humboldt--3 days to Se- attle. For tickets and other informa- tion call at Heubner's Drug Store.
 When the Humboldt, having on board passengers from the wrecked Ohio, landed at the Douglas wharf last Sat urday evening there was present a large crowd of Douglasites to offer sympathy and consolation and more substantial assistance if necessary.
 The steamer Dolphin arrived from the south at o'clock Sunday morning. The purser's list of passengers showed the following for DouglasA c. A. Fox and wife, T. J. Lafferty and wife, Ed Widlund, A. Lagergren and wife, Il. G. Hall, w. J. Anderson, Niles Anderson, P. Beacy, John Wicks and J. Wicks.
 On Humboldt sailing days leave your mail and orders for the South at Heub- ner's Drug Store after 0:30 p. m. She is carrying mail free of charge for the pubic and letters and orders placed in P. O. after closing hours will not go out.
 There was grand celebration at the new hall on Front street last night to celebrate it's opening. Refreshments, such as especially appeal to men folks were served and number of thrilling speeches were part of the program. It was altogether jolly time and marked another epoch in the growth of Doug las.
 Phil McKanna, Lawrence Erickson and Nick and John Uren left Douglas last Saturday night for days hunting at Young's bay. When they failed to return Monday and Tuesday, great un- easiness was felt for their safety and a rescue party was formed to hunt for them. However, they returned this morning, right side up, but badly bat tered, having been delayed by the storm which prevailed in this part of Alaska for the last three or four days.
 The grand jury has been very busy during the past week. Indictments have been returned against all of the editors on Gastineau channel, includ- ing the editor of the News, for criminal libel. Dr. L. S. Keller, proprietor of the Skagway Alaskan, has also been in- cluded in the list. Each of the accused has appeared and filed a bond for his further appearance and, through bis attorney, a demurrer to the indict- r,oDE Ca tbo ooces DOw stand
Douglas Island news., 1909-09-01
The Douglas Island News.
THE FIELD.

The moving finger writes; and, having writ Moves on; nor all your piety nor wit
 Shall lure it back to cancel half lne' Nor all your tears wash out word of it
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05

G~rtlGrt iGren Stonb.
punft. Die v@crman llnio!,
Sire Suranee Company Of golti.
more" ocren WarplGnoer nnO Meiu.
Yorfer 2icenaen, wie geitcrn in Dem
nGeutiden Correspondent" berid)tet,
bon oen reip. Staats.V eriiderungs-
Gepartcments wiberrufen nurpen.
wcil Die @eicuiduit lid, wcigcrtc, cine
llnteriuhun9 ibrer Notwithstanding
burd) Die 8%criiderun9s GommiliGrc
nnruebmcn III lolieu, mnht ibrericits
lbre @rii,be geltcnb,, ipeldje tic 81
bieier Stcllun9llabmc pcranloBt. 5r.
George q. SiIidl Der Anipalt Der &c
ieaidait, crflGrte, Dab Der Geriid)c,
rungs-G pmmiifGr bon Marplono exit
ppr gar5 fur5er 3eit cine Eriifmli1
Der Bidder Der @eicaihait porgcnon..
men babe, iuelhc bieiclbc cirfa $500
bis 5000 aefoitet babe. Nun babe Der
GommiiiGr, onrf) Die MinoritotS,
Nftien : Snbober ouigeltahelt, Der
lan9t, nod 10 fur6cr 3eit cine 5lucite
untcrlhd)nng por5unebmcn. Stntt
lid bieraui ein5ulalien. bobc Die Sc.
ieIlihait licber ibren 8eih1itsbetrie5
in Marplano a%uieeacbcn. Gic Eo,
Iiecn Der @cicaid)ait. bic in bcil
Staateu Warplanb uub Ncm s)orf 1T
9rait iinb, iunrhcn bird) Hildperiifc,
riing bel aioeren @eielidaiten &C.
oedt. Gas Sonpt-@ eidaitsbiircoil
Der Gompa9nie miro nod ipie Dor IN
Baltimore bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05
alcine llriade, arufe @irfmng.

9oltimlorer Woihinilt auf Dem Gam.
pier uSnniato" bon einem Cole
gen erihoiiei. = 9eibe Wanner
iinb in SIt.9aItimore nobnbafI.
- @aren in elmer Nirtbihaft IN
Streit geratben.
Isle bercits geitern fur5 berid)tet,
creigncte lid ipat oln 6reitag abenb
an 9oro oes 5ur 3eit nj Scr Battery.
@erite 81 Bolton Dor anfcr lieger'
oen Gompiers ~Suniata" bon Der
.Werhalts onb miners Sransporto'
tion Company" cine ShieBerei, net
der Der 20 Sabre olte 5meitc Moi6l-
ifiniit bes Campers, Sobn s.
gromn Dol, Tr. "a. Siib.Hobinion-
Strobe, gum Spfer fiel. 9roipn mnr'
De Don ieinemG oaegen, Dem 33 Sabre
often brittcn Moihiniiten &obert VI.
Mongin, Der al Der Slt.Nortb-Mpe.
uobnt, nod eincm Streite, Der in
elmer @irtbitoft beeonnen bate, err
idoiien, @cioe WGnner, ipelhe int
mer matchmaker allf giltem JltBe &C.
ltonoen botten. omiilirtcn lih NIT
perldieoenen m,oeren Gompfer.Ins
a~elteuten, bis 9rolpn llno Wongin
onolird) IN einen Wortlucdlel gerte.
then. bob 9ropn ieinen Gollcgen
bGnieltc, neil berlelbe ongeblif noe.
Mig @el0 ausgob. gropn perlleB
oaraufbin Die 8eiellihoit, nobm abcr
Den Streit bon Neuem olli, ais Won.
gin onf Dem Gampfer onlungte. Sr.
balo 9raun auf ieinen @egner 5il-
trat, feucrte oieier ieinen &epolpcr
ab unb 9rolpn itiir5te tootlih getrof-
fen 81 9ooen. Gle Yoli5ei, mclde
raid our Stele mar, fano ncben bem
aorper 9rotun's einen 5erbrodcncil
Hepolper uno fam besbalb 5u Der
Nnlidt, oaB 9rolun nit bemielbcn
Wongin beoroDt batte. Ger Grlhol,
iene binterlaBt nebgr ieiner @ittue,
nit melder er ieit 5 Sobren perbei-
ratbet ipor, 5tpei fleiue &inber. Gr
mar friiber allf Dem @rnoesihiif
nWias" uno allf Dem Shleppoam-
pier vEolpbattan" BON Der nGonioli-
oation Goal Company" ongeItellt.
Cine Sdweiter 9rolpn's, 6ron Ins
oreos Sieoler bon GER. 1872, Norb-
Moie.S trobe, muroe obnmGhtig, as
lie 5ufdQig ollf einem StrnBenbabn-
naggon Der Sairmollnt-a penue.2inle
BON Dem Zoo fires grioers pcr-
nobm. Won9in mad)te bel ieinenl
geitrigen Gorperbor gelteno, bob CT
in MISUNDERSTANDING bonoelte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05
rSentid : l~lnaariidrr Hieocrfran5,"
0ruhes Tamilienfet
in Yenfert's Bart. 49,. Iuricp.I Zane
8cute Wad)mittag.
GAS

3u / Gonpention in Gbi'
cogo. - ST., Grnit @reell, Siper.
intenbent Der Wricf. Mblieiermng. uuN
Sr. Soicpb Msfen. Superintendent
Der Voititation ,E," linb ols Iclc9o.
ten 81 Der IN Chicago taaenocn 6rpei
ten Sabres.G Convention Der rNotio
nalen @eieaihnit Der Eoitbeamiel"
abaereiIt. Tie Convention pirb NOR
ocn 9ormittna I'M .@rann Yaciiic'
Sotel" in Chicago er0iinet unb oou-
crt pier Gage Naf Der G%onpentipll
iueroen oie &erren Green uuo Nsfcp
cue lanacre Heiic burf Den @eitcll
urttcrncbmen.
@cin Mnbatt bel Soar-
ad inns q. Sebr lebbait sin9 cs
aeItern Yormittaa III Der norooIt-
lifen ToliSeiitation iu, ais 0rau an-
i;ie Yloomenbius benz Hid)tcr Gle.
iurlpn inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING Der
nigeblid)cn Hubeit0rune porgeiiibrt
mitr0c. Cob Die Nad)barinnen Der
Irau be5eu9ten, baB Tie bird bcre'
Gebabrcn beinabe gum @abniirm &C.
irieben rporben ieien. par gar nid)i
rofbig, bonn 1rau 9loomenburg gab
m1brenb beS 8erbors Elm geiipiel
BON ibrcr Heoefunit.. Sic nanntc
Gle anpeienben cine 8anoe bon Gig,
rern. nno ais Der Nidtcr ibr beiubl,
81 idppeigcn, iagtc fie, 8ott babe ibr
ben Numb gegeben. mn oamit 81
iprcden. Als Der Nidter tor antiin.
oiatc. oaB JIG cine Straic bon SIC
raiS Soften 81 be5ablen babe. iraatc
iie. Oh bel Yaar,nbliina so aescptiri
miiroen. Sic ipuroe eines Yeiiercu
Nlebrt uno bcsablte idleunisit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05
StaSt Baltimore.
Gonucnani. nnb ltntcrsans.
SaS @etter.

Ger erboiite &eaen itellte iidl 9e
tern euolif) Elm. gu pcrifieocner
Wolen iuabreno oes Cages iesta 8c
gen Elm, iaber crit Inn II llbr Ibenos
gab es einen nenucnslueribcn Hegen
fall. Sm llebrigen mar oos @etter
Elm ibeoles. Sie bod)ite Semperotnr
mar IS @rao nm 4 llbr Hotmittogs
unb Die nisorigite Ga @roo I'M 6 llbr
WorgenS.
Sir beute unp moraen lo0t Der
Wettermann flares @etter al, nnd)'
Dem es heiite Mcreen Heaenid)auer
aeasben bot; er perfilnoet nloBlge
iiihpeitIite @inoe.
Sn oen anberen 9unOcS . Wctter'
Veobad)tlun9s.S tatIoncn mllrocn &c
itern Die i~olgenhan boflten Sempern'
turen per5eifnet:
Gaitport GO, Eortlanb 20, Bolton
rs. gIbonp "A, Nerp.Yorf Is, Ybilo.
oelpbio "a, sltlonticsGitp y, Cape
Mop 70, @aibington so, Noriolf rs,
&atteras 50, Charlotte so, @ilming-
ton so, Gborleiton 80, Sapannob 60,
Sadionpile "a, Supiter S4, aep.@eit
Sc, Ntlantn Is, Montgomery %,
Neip.S Orleans 90, Yaleiiinc "a. @ol.
peiton SO, Corpus Gbrilti IS, Wenl'
pbis S4, Cincinnati 81, Vittsbur9 Is,
Sstuego 70, Buffalo 66, Glcuclono
6S, Getroit GO. Nlpcua 6S, Norauette
80. Greene Ban GO, Chicago "A, Gu.
lutb Ga, ct. Voul 66, ct. 2ollis 80,
&nnias Gitp 80, Smabo 6S, Suron
66. 9ismarp 66, @iaiiton &C, Sapre
y, Sclena &c. Snlt Cafe Gitp 80.
Genper 60. Nprtb Nlnttc 66, gmnril.
10 80, Googc Gitp so, Sos gngeles
20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05

SrcmnSe, Mitbirser!

Sd babe mcin Speiiclofal in Wr.
1875, Eit-Saltimore.S trafe, geidlois
len nnb bnrd) bic HreiIe iprcd)c idl
meincn 9anf fir Sbrc sener6ic anno-
idait uabrcno Der Ictten fanfsebn
Sabre aus.
Id miimihc b%eionoerS, ben Yc'uuhs
rcrn meiucf %atcritaot Trcoerid,
Mb., at banfcn. "
Mein 9sad)tpertras fir ubises So
fal crliid)t am II. September. Sd
babe bas 8ebamSc Nr. 216, Cit.Yal-
timore-s trafe, friibcr bon ben Sans
firrs @iliun, Golitun & 81. bcmmtt,
acpadtet. 8enn Der ltmban pollen-
bet ut, boffe idt amf Sbre ,ueiterc
&nnbidaft.
Die Nrt Der Ycbiemnns wirb ctluas
ncrdnoert uerbcn, nm mid in ben
Stanb 5m icten, ben b6beren Marft-
p~reiicn at seniisen nno mcinen Nns
sritclltrn anitanbise 20bnc 81 bcsab-
len.
Wudmals 9ebcm mnb Nlen mel
ucn 3anf amsIpredenb, uerbleibe id
adtnngsooll
(248) Sobm u. SDphuDob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05
,Ebb TcQpps"' rciirfcrtig.

Gle @roBbeamten Der @roBloge Oes
rllnabbGngigen Sroens Der nSbo
Seuotps" reiien morgel nod
Seattle, @olbingtou. = Gonpen.
ton Der @roBloeen beginnt bort
am 20. bieIes Monats.
Tie @roB . &epr1ientattem Der
@roBlogc bonn vllnabbangigen Or
ben Der Sbo Sellotrs" treten morgen
Die Neiie nod SeattIe. @alt., on, I'M
bort an Dem Gonuent Der @roBlogen,
Der am 20. bs. Wts. beginnt, tbeil5u-
nebmen. Gie @roBbeamten Der Ma.
rpldnoer 8roBloge iino 9Siuiom Sra.
ion nno &. 9. Nnoerion mo Die oes
r@rano Gneompmcnt" Die Serreil
g. $. Sogpel uno Charles ". Ban.
them. Serr @iaiom q. Sones, Der
GroBiefretGr bon Warplanb, miro
gleidBeitig OIL Der Contention Der
nMMociution Der @roB Sefretdre",
luclde 5ur ielbigcn 3eit IN Seattle
itottfinbet, tbeilnebmcn. Nnoere Wfa.
%rpl1noer. lpeld)e iid) an Der Gonuell-
ton betbeiligen, lino: Serr uno 5rail
George ". Squiggins, Serr II. 6rau
@m. $. Soiitctter. ien., 6rau 9. s.
6oriucll, Sri. Glpa 5orpeQ uro Sr.
1bomos Maiiep. Die 0enonnten
rciicn gemeinidoitlid nit ben Ser.
tretern bes Staates 9elaiuore. Sn
Waibington. 9. g.. werben iid) ibhcn
nod Die Gcleeaten oes Giitrifts So
lumbia anidlieBen. Serr Sobll y.
@oobmin, Der @roBiefretar Der bieii-
gen @roB.2ose, miro Baltimore crit
an 10. bs. Nits. nerlaiien iino bireft
mad Seattle reiien. Gle &eiie-@e-
icaitait miro einen Spe5iolpaggot
oes Gbieago Grpreb beniisen uno
Baltimore 1890 ubr perlaiien. Iie
Sabrt bis Chicago erfoIgt pio Vitts.
burg. Bon ct. Saul aus eritredt iid
Die Subrt ourd) ben YellotuItone-Yar
mno lit Die Mnfunft III Seattle oi,f
oen II. Scpteniber feitaeieet. Sier
merben bic rSbb 1eloius" bis 5iirl
25. bs. Mts. permeilen. Tie Miid-
iabrt criolet pia San francisco uno
Sos Mngeles ,lno oiirften bic Warp-
lanoer i,ilaetdbr am 8. Dftober bier
ipieocr eintreffen. Cine itnrfe Dc
legation ,uiro bel Der Nbfabrt 5iigeaen
ieif itro ser Meiiegeieaidaft aliid.
life Gabrt tuiinid)en nno abitieo
nebnen. 1lmfnnereide gorbereitiin-
gen fit einen groBnrtigen Gmpfong
Der Ieteguten aus allen 1heilen oes
9anoes iino IN Seattle eetroffen iuor.
sen. Tie Stabt Seattle bot olleifl
$4,000. Scr Stoat Mnibington $t5,.
600, Die WrobIooc bes Staates Noib-
.iuatcft $1OOou has ngrann Gucatap,
uicnt" Naibinaton's $4OD uno oas
.Mebeeea NSfemblp" $500 fit bic De-
fcration uiiS BET, gmpfone Der aus.
tpdrtioen Telegaten befpiuiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05
@ruRcr Misunderstanding
bcs 8ciansucrcins rGihcmfrans"
md Miuer's BART tHnnbalf
Sonutas, 5. September 1909.
(217-S) ~,
Nptis. 4,
Sebbcl's ei13iees StnSir.

Seocrmaun fcnnt bic bon AIRS &C.
liefertc Nrbeit; mir Seufcn nid|t Sa.
ran, uns iclbit ~ lob.u, !ontern iiber'
laHen Sics nnieren 2ciitmneen. 1eine
Sreppeu bel ms 81 criteiseu. 2aKen
Sic i'd BON Mnbcren nidt tanideu,
q sitbt nnr Gin cinsises &ebbel.S tn.
bio anb bies befinbct i'd im Yarterre.
Mdtem Sic anf oas &ans. ,us inier
Namea anf Ahiren unb 1eaEera
itelt.
Seine asentcn. Gin YreiS.
M&ten Gle anf
-0ebbrl's---
1921 Wero.Uaa. Str.. nahe !GtAb.
t2sis,3teiN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05
". 3eiAfrt.
WaItimorc's 1entider *botuarapb
4OO-4f1
WprS.OaA.G trabe.

Wcrb'Oa Strakc.
Gin ~erittIaiFses 0eidaft fit crit.
flaffBe Nrbeiten, unb ttiae bSberem
A,reiir, aIs Gie a~uSerstpo beaa6lrn.
saeaialitst, HercikseraSyeu i,nb
UamiIirnarnppen. YererSftrnnsen
aad aIttn Rilbern inter Uarantie.
Ndlten sic aMf sbise NbreHe; e.
1T an S6rem gOrtbeile.
0eine Serbinbans NIT irseaS Il.
neut aHbsrsn etxbip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05
9heo. S. 9iensr & &c.,
217. Hl.Walfimure.Str ake.

1cittid,es nnb nnbcres oiisIGnht.
'des @cIb aefauit mno perfanit.
@c~lofenounaen beiorat nod Tertimp
lnno. Oeitrcih. M,,bIaito II. I. tn.
Wedfel misaeiteIf aui aisISnbhhs
Wnnfen. @reoitbriefe i,no SropsIeri
CHEQUES. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05
Der Semtidye Correspondent" amf
Dem Migi.
Yn Jrau 8 omentbol ii
Snterlafen,

SflterlQteH.
Sd Dor ein munoeriomes alingeu,
Nls fGm's bon bober 6elienranb,
Tobei ipiu mir bas Ser5 ifier iprin-
gen,
Cent id) ans id)one Shpei5erlano-
Sic @liidlihe! muB id beneioen,
@ic gerne moft' ih Sic begleiten
Gom itoI5en Higt bis i1'S Sbal,
Gie mntbiee 5rau 2omentbal!
8ie( Gonf fir of Dos trollte @riiBen,
Gas buffet ia ipie Mlpcnouit;
Ger Ithter Itrampelt NIT ben 6iiBen
llnb ihnoppt nod iriider, freier 2uft,
SIN &dfig mub Der Gogel iingen
. ifenfte inn Der Shopfcr Sbluin-
SdneG flog' er, ipenn Ser Morget
tagt,
Gortbill, mo itoI5 Der Migi ragt.
Chit iob alld id) oie .Sunairan"
prallgelt,
SIM Sdipei5crlanb, i'm Sonnen9olb;
Iie MIpenipelt MAJ mein 0erlangeE.
Gle @Gtter iuaren mir nod bold.
so mie elm abler fonnt ib iteiaet.
Gin frob @emiitb mor nod meilt
@igen,
Sest iit ih ifuiternb in Dem 1bal!
so gebt es bolt, 5rau 2oiuentbal.
God, bas G%ergangene febrt lpieber.
0dr' es aud MIR inn Sraum Der
Sd bore nod Die MIpenlieoer
limo feb oes Shwei5erlanoes Erad)t.
Sic ~S~unafrou" lit nidt alt geiucr.
ben,
8ie ibre mcnihliden Goniorten,
Self blitt lie nod i'm 5riibrotbitrabt,
Mumutbig, ipie Troli Sowcntbal.
Gar manher Sreier fam BON 5ernc.
@cit iiber's 1ono. peit iiber's Meer--
8iel idoner itrablten inn Die Sternc.
gr ia1 Scr glpen rieIig Seer,
Gr iaG tic bis gum Simmel raeen.
Sic Gieien aus pcrgailg'ncr 1agen.
Gie blelbell elpls ld,oit nno jung,
Iros jeoem ldreacn 3eltell'dpn''1.
m;t ore,,>eu h,6c ;h,s rorro,,r,er
mic uon i;;r meme Wcr;s idmSrn,t
Tru W;o;" hohsn 10 cr]flor,r.sm''
MS liz -, a6.,a, 60, ..,....
Mntt ;on,s ,n1d,o oi"lr,SS",
m;,r No,r ~. ;,,o 81, 0.,.
o;e6, Shr horh ho;r,,rSr.s ;;s,r.s
sm.er
7,,, t,,,,,r, r;t. troao, ,,n r;4.
wv" % ~ ~" "'
~,
"n e'D .s IS, 49, ru =.
H g.,sa;v.rt n.;ns,a s.'. M4,,.
a." sn;o,a., - wv; ss1a
-
a., sor,,a Mnos N ;xf,.ss.t aF,
DR. ga,uar, n,r ;sr aoi,,,sas,n,4
h.a m.svS,. .,,A, .m.x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05

Sonntogs.. AusfGuae. =
Ter "Gihenfran5" mott beute Nodl.
mlttog einen Nmsflug nod Miuer's
Earf, nit iuelfem eirl Gltartett.
Treislingen p%erbunoen lit; Der
"Geutid'llngoriidc 2ieoerfrals" fei.
ert IN "9cnfert's Yarf an Scr lrr.
lep-Sane ein eroBes 6amiIienieIt; bos
"Tictorin'0 onclape Yer. 447, !. 6.
s." hat lid Yen.Diar ailm Musings.
3iel gemablt, itnb bas .@em-Gon-
elane Der. s, 80. s." unternimnlt
cine Gampfer. ggfnriion nod Better
ton.
PM Sonntaa. Oen 26. September.
peranitaltet Die ocntide litberiidc
1reieiniefeitS .@einrinoe cinen Gins.
ling mad, Ycn-YRar, nit Der Ole 1eiet
hes grnbte. 1eites pcrbunncn lit.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-12-17
Will Not Become Popular

The latest fad in society is the tub
cure. In this the patient arises just as
the crisp air of the morning is mellow
ed by the first sunbeam. An ordinary
washtub is then filed with hot water
and soap suds, into which various
articles of linen arc thrown. After they
arc thoroughly saturated the patient
takes them mp one ut q time and rubs
them briskly mp and down on II wash
board placed in the tub. This is kept
up until the hands, arms and face arc
II glowing pink. The patient then goes
into tho open air and hangs all tho
linen articles on u limo stretched for
that purpose. The completing the
task first announces the time to tho
others owe the telephone, and is en-
titled to II prize. 1t is exciting sport
and is also invigorating exercise. Ex.
change.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-12-17
Judge W. |. Robinson

Judge w. !. Robinson, one of Carlin's
oldest residents. died at the county
hospital about . o'clock this morning.
He was not only one of Carlin's oldest
residents. hut WAS also one Of the old.
est men in the county. being in his
both year.
He went to the county hospital a
week ago last Saturday, suffering from
kidney and heart trouble. These with
his extreme age soou wore out his
weakened constitution.
Judge Robinson hiss hccu u familiar
figure in this county for nearly rorfy
years. In years gone by. he was one of
Carlin's prominent citizens. He held
the Office Of justice Of the peace for
several terms and madn n good record
rs an official. His later years were
devoted To prospecting and he located
some claims that ho Thought were very
valuable.
So far ~ known here the only living
relative Is Il sister in Now York. and
the remains may h. shipped to her.
Mrs. Dcvcrc tclcgraplol from Carlin
this morning to Undcrtakcr Kcyscr to
cnbalm the hply and she would arrive
tonight to make the necessary arrange.
mcnts.
We have been unable Ia learn much
Of Judge RobinsOn's history today. IIo
deserves more than "a passing notice and
this wo may be able 10 give tomorrow.
lie lived more than tho allotted time
and was an active man up to his last
Illness. Now, that he has gone from
us. Let us hide his r~ruiltics and rcmcm
Der only the good. No one can tell
how high tho tide ran or how hard he
ho tried to stem tho current. God
alone knows.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-12-17
Makes Error In Assessment

The Assessor of Churchill County
made an error i'll assessing the prop
crty Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company in making up the assessment
roll and when the railroad company
Went to pay its taxes it discovered that
they had been assessed 5000, 900 too
much. This error was rectifed and the
amount WAS paid and credit given.
But this is not all. When the Conn
ty Commissioners fixed the tax rate
they included this 5000, 600 as assess
ell valuation of the county and lower.
cd the taS rate from 81 20 to $500 on
the 800 valuation. As n result the
finances Of the equity will be short
over SiS, 600 and II borrow will have to
b. made under the emergency borrow
ing act. The error was purely II cleri.
cal one and no direct blame is attached
to anyone, Assessor Wightman takes
the blame and explains that it occurred
in entering the land owned by the
railroad i'll Churchill County, the same
lands being placed ou the assessment
roll several times.-Cdrson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-12-17

at Rampant is close to the arctic cir
Gle. G. G. Georgeson special agent in
charge of all the stations. in his an.
nual report for 1905, recently issued by
the United States department of agri.
culture, declares unqualifiedly that
Alaska is an agricultural country
that good hay eau be produced Tin any
quantity for winter feeding, while the
native grasses can maintain live stock
i'll excellent condition in summer" He
says also that potatoes, cabbage, caul.
itlower, rhubarb, turnips. lettuce and,
in short, all the hardy vegetables can
he grown to perfection up to and even
within the arctic circle, as has been
proved by thousands of settlers But
before Alaska AN be largely settled
railroads and wagon roads must be
built. Under present conditions, he
says, few farmers can afford to go to
Alaska with their families, live stock
and equipment" The expense of TRIMS
p%ortation would equal the cost of a
farm i'm the states"
Nbiiilllll SlIShlHt - tSScnllul IDT
good crops in Alaska. In 1908 the rain.
fall during the growing season at
Sitka was 1922 inches against 2i.76
inches the year before and 1891 inches
i'll 1905. The smaller rainfall meant
more sunshine. and the result in 1908
was large crops of potatoes, cabbage
cauliilower and various root crops.
The quality also was better.
Mr.. Ge"rgeson believes, that Alaska
has undeveloped sufficient
for Ii support of u large population.
But there, us he says, Mature is stern
and uncompromising, and we must sub.
nit To the conditions she imposes"
Among many interesting facts given
in the report is this: Watermelons
were brought to maturity out of doors
on the Hot Springs farm, which is in
the Tanana valley, in latitude VI de-
grces north. 1t seems that on part or
this farm the soil is warmed from the
same source, whatever it is, that heats
the water of the springs. This farm
has now l50 acres regularly under
crop, the greater portion devoted to po.
| tutOcS.