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AuJOiiiinx COT .
81. 900. ...l511 18th r.
NV, 27r. 4b
ESQ. ZOO Mass Nv nv
:2D-.--.l527 " III avI
To5. 2z36Aiass NV. lar. 80
Slc5. IA 18th NV. l7r
'5-110 18th nv, 12r, %
80. -.151s n NV 13r. b.
~. 1925 Calvert, l1r.2
SEQ ....1435 Girard NV
go. 49,. .133 Pa av NV
10 1917 p NV, 12r. %
SIS. -. 1883 @ NV. lOR
N..I...l343 Col rd. llr. b I
sly. HOO p NV, Tor, b.
.0.I5. :. .2467 18th NV
so. -. 1882 Col I'd. Tor
5000. 1881 l4th NV
IN. 90 1877 U NV, 10r
so. .1742 Riggs, Tor
30. 1902 Kenyon nw,12'
$50 1915 2lst nw,11r,bi
~ ---3319 Hoimead pl
80. 1906 Park I'd. l1r.2b
20 1853 Ontario pl nv
ID 1910 Md av ne, llr. 2b |
S'n..iI02 Ore av. Tor. b.
$40. .13a9 Harvard /
$50. .l717 Ore av. IOr
80. 1910 18th NV, Tor, IN /
80 .223J LIST NV. 1lr. b |
$3.50. -..1755 Park I'd
si5.75. 525 9th NV, 11r,b
S:"..iG. .2402 18th NV, III
&4S.50.2431 18th nw.9r.b
>%|. @...1516 18th. Tor ,
SIS. so. 3415 Brown NV. /
Tor, b
So. .e57 y. iUr 4;
S45.- 12O9 9th NV. 12r.h
$40. 30. 1734 Corc'n. Tor. b .
$3.50. 1927 18th NV. Toe
S+2-J0-..413 % NV. 1lr,b
5000. AT I'd NV. I1r.b,
SO 30 1911 Euclid, LOT
5000. .1I2o u NV. CRIB
sW.5o. - Grant oil NV
5000. Az I'd NV, 1Ir.bl
so. 1870 Corcoran, Orb
$40. 1881 Corcoran, Tor. b
$40 .405 P NV. Tor. b !
$40. .306s @ NV, Or. b
S:.>.0.I2&t Girard. log. b
S3l so. 1928 Q NV. er.b
$40. 1888 LIST NV. Or, b
$3.50. 1926 Holmead pl
S3S-50. 1892 F. ne. Or, b
81 30. l126 25th NV. Or, b
$50. 1853 10th NV Or. %
$3.50. .1o16 p NV, Ion, b
'0....33 I ne. 1lr. n
&35. so. PAS p NV, o.. b
SO. 1917 r NV, Or, b
$25. $3.50 11th NV. Sr,b
S2-G.. 472 o NV, 1Ir,b
SD so. 1915 Corn. LOT. b
So so 1880 Sth nw,Sr.b
SD 50.I60S 18th NV. Sr.b
S2-0- Al Seaton. Or
5000. -224 G NV. Or. o
so. 20 .25O6 X nw,l1r.b
$50 so 1854 9th ne, 7r,b
900. 1902 c sw, Or
DO. 35l7 Holmead av
5000. 1925 9th NV, ST
s.0.ao. -152 d Sc, Tor. b
s30.n0 .720 9th ne Or. o
$50 .l20 Quincy ne.7r
SO So 10 T ne. 7r, b
1910. PITS NJ nv. Or
5000. i32S Sth NV, Sr
$50. 80 1918 18th NV, Or
See our list of apartI
to Let
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FOR SALE-NEAR 5TH AND MASS. AVE-
NV; fine bay-window brick dwelling Of 8
rooms and bath: concrete cellar under entire
house: furnace heat: substantially constructed
and in Al condition; a decided bargain at
S4.6JO.
SHANNON LUCHS, 7I3 I4TH ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-SEAR 18TH AND LAMONT SITS;
handsome bay window brick of splendid
rooms and tiled bath: one OF the most modern
and complete homes in this fine section; IN
cellent condition: a decided bargain at So 80.
SHANNON & LUCHS, 7l3 14TH ST NV.
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ALL CO 7TH A. L NV

LUL CO.. 1TH q L NV.
1925 G sc, Or, b. $500
1877 Sth NV, 5r, w. 80
l01 Corcoran. Ivy City.
ST. .IJ.pU
COLORED TENANTS.
637 l. NV, Sr. b. 80. 30
723 4th NV. 7r, b.26. 50
917 4th NV. 7r, W. 20. 80
2205 Sth NV, Ar, b.1S.50
3l4 Ky av Sc, Or, b.15.30
1907 = ne, Or, b. .15.3O
2219Water NV. Or. w12.5O
l27 N sc, Cir. ". 1850
212S n Y av, 5r,w10. 30
STORES.
1888 7th NV. 80. 90
POPS Ga av NV. rs. 90
2034 Ga av NV. .14.S0
STABLES.
Rear 1913 18th nw15. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
612 F NV. 3r. b. 40. 90
612 y NV. 1r. ~. 90
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE IN CHOICE SECTION OF
Bloomingdale. modern brick dwelling Of z
rooms and tiled bath. two floors: improved
heating plant: interior finished in hardwood
handsomely decorated and in nrst-class condi-
ton: cheap at 81 200.
SHANNON LUCHS. 7ls 18th ST. NV.
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FOX RENT--BY b: y. =
1915 21st NV, l1r. $4,000
81 Mass ave rw,
store. Or. b. .....0.W
III Sth NV, Or, b.41.5O
.4l4 N NV. Or. b. $500
400 No Nv NV, cir. b42 90
400 Mass AVER, b. 40. so
1853 u NV. 6r. b. 1880
1908 9th NV. Tor. b. 33. 50
429 n ] av Sc. 1Or. b.32.3O
2200 Ga av.sto, 4r.H 80
1880 LIST NV. 6r, b.N.@
1918 l. NV. Or. b.27.O
I27 9Th nw.7r.b. %. 30
7O2 Quincy nw.9r, BIS. so
Is P ne. Or. b. $3.50
7@ Girard, Or. b. q. 90
1888 Morse ne. Or. b. n. so
1914 Pot av se, Or, BIZ. so
lO2 9th sc, 7r, b.. ESQ
2336Ont I'd NV Or. b23. so
725 9th ne. Or. b. 20. so
1881 Ga av NV, 7r, BIO. so
1899 9th NV, Or, b. 20. 81
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave. NV.

l4th st. n.w.
$50. :. .236 P NV, Or, b
SOS. So. .1O1S B ne. Sr
$2S. 80. ..3l4 G ne. Or
x27. 80. 124Fla av NV Or. b
$3.50. .1347 E Cap,7r.b
$3.50. 1919 b ne, Or
S27. so. .641 Mass NE. Or
$21 so. 1905 Sth nw.7r. b
$21. 80. .7O6 A ne, Sr, b
s26. .2209 18th NV, Or. b
S25-I5..115 LIST NV. Sr, h
$3.50. ...612 Sd ne. Or, b
$25- so. 14O6 p NV, ST. b
$25. 80. 1908 Sth NV Or, b
S25. 50. 2726 Sherman. Or
SIS. 80. .1219 Fl Ne. Orb
$3.50. PA KY av sc. Or. b
s25. so. .I27 Fairmont. Or
$25. 1870 I ne, 6r. b
$25. 1908 Kenyon NV
$23.. 500 9th ne. 6r
$22. 5O.127 Mass ne, b
SO. JO.75 Gresham. Or. b
$22.5o.741 Girard NV 81
SO. so. .7O5 18th ne, 6r.b
500. so. HOS H ne, Or, b
$50. so. 1914 l ne. Or. b
so. j0.1311 Fla av ne, Or
S22. so. 1921 l4th ne. Orb
500. So. .1219 Md av ne
$22. so. =. 1928 Fl ne. Or
So. 80. 52s Columbia Or, b
$50. 30. .624 Morton. Or. b
500. ~. 1921 ID ne, Or
$50. so. rs 18th ne. "
$20.S0. TOT 9Th ne. Orb
$3.50. :. 80 Myrtle. Or
$3.50. .518 18th sc. 6r. b
$3.50. .1125 18th ne. Or, b
$3.50. .922 22d NV. Orb
<tf.JO.122 Hickman. c.
SIG. GOT I se. 6r. b
SIS. 20. 1906 Monticello. c.
$3.50. $50 18th %. Or
Sl4.50. $40 Florence ne
$l4. .203 ! Sc, Or, b
$3.50. 40 9Th ne. Or
COLORED.
$45. AS y ] av NV. Tor. b
$40. ..1715 18th nv. Or
So. 80. 1920 18th nw.t2r
$27 30. .2425 X NV. Or. h
So. so. .406 LIST sw Or. b
$3.50. SIS n ] av, Or
81. so. .....7OS 18th he
SIG. 80. ..lI05 Seaton NV
$3.50. 30 22d. Ar
SIS. ..407 Sd sw. Or. b
STORES.
800. .71S 11th NV. sto
500. ......725 18th NV
So. .622-24 D NJ
siI..Sc1 Q NV. store. Or
$3s. so. go. 1925 Wis ~
&35. .....11th & 3 Cap
So. .525 2lst nw.stO.1lr
$27. so. .2427 18th
So. 1913 II ne
$25. 1850 U NV. store
So. .1636 r NV
<25. ..l50 Fast Capitol
$50. .322S 18th NV
$12.S0. .S04 21st nv
/ $50. 1901 Fla av NV
OFFICES.
$125. 1921 14th NV. ID q
$40. .706 18th NV. I'd q
$35. us 14th NV. q
S25........'5i5 18th NV
$50. 1928 14tn. new
$12.0. .......6 sos p NV
.x.I-r A@Ar$-a-HA
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SHANNON LUCHs. 713 14TH ST NV.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MAKE AN IN
VESTMENT WITHOUT CONSULTING is.
OUR LISTS ARE THE MOST COMPLETE
OUR PRICES THE LOWEST.
SHANNON LUCHS. 713 I4TH ST. NV.
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR CO.,
2013 18th at. NV.
Organized especially for all kinds Of me.
chanicaI work connected with
HOUSE BUILDING AND REPAIRS
We do carpentering, plumbing. papering.
painting. roofing Timing: spouting. .gasntting.
steam ard hot-water heating. plastering. brick
laying, electrical work: in fact every con.
ceivable kind Of house repairing:
ONE CONTRACTOR. ONE ORDER. ONE BILL.
Telephone us for estimates (phone North 1861.
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR CO..
ANDREW C. SHANNON Prest. and Gen. Mgr.
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. 923 NEW YORK AVE.
1918 Cedar NV .5r, fi22. so
1925 Morse ne, Or, boo. so
600 X ne. 5r fat. 20. so
COG X NV. Or. b. 1880
BIG Dumb'n. 12r, b.35. 90
COLORED.
1870 X NV. 7r. b. 1880
1857 18th. 7r. .8. 80
1927 7th Sc, 12r, b.25. 90
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURN1SHED.

RENT REDUCED; 1O2 9TH ST. Sc; Z
lovely rooms and bath; convenient to cars,
markets and school; key at 905 North Caro-
lima ave- Sc. For further particulars apply
b. F. SAUL COMPANY. It'll and l. NV.
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FOR RENT. L. KOLT
2542 18th. lar. b. sos
$50 n Y av, lar. b. 5000
215 " Cap, Sr. b. . 1850
1916 Sd. sr. b. .35. 90
321 Va av Sc. -. ESQ
1901 9th NV. Sr. b. .35. 90
500 Goth NV. Sr. b. .25.50
2315 l.. bakery, 12r6O.O
5O7 n ] av, 7r.b. $3.50
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FOR SALE
BARGAIN ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
PRICE, 81, SO0..
No. 1921 18th ST. Just as attractive any
small house you have ever seen. Two stories.
cellar, tiled bath, hot-water heat; attractive
decorations Similar houses In the row are
held at $1,000. The price offer this is
very much less than the original cost.
STONE Il FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
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FOR SALE-141s-20 BELMONT ST.: NEW; 10
rooms BATHS; HOT-WATER HEAT.
Price reduced to SO, 500 each; $500 cash. $25
month.
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FOR SAI4E-S7. 800.
A CORNER ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
West of 18th street,
Facing South.
Eight rooms. two (2) beautiful tiled baths;
handsome decorations: beautiful cabinet man.
tells; large cellar with servants room and
laundry tubs. In perfect condition. The lot
is a deep one with paved alley in rear; plenty
of room for stable.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
ap26-St
FOR SALE-A NICE WIDE HOUSE
OVER 80 FEET FRONT.
A beautiful 3-story Roman brick dwelling
with stone trimmings situated of the
widest and most desirable streets on Washing.
ton Heights Columbia road west of 18th
street: well planned house: rooms deep on
LIST floor; TWO ~ BEAUTIFUL TILED
BATHS; many closets: TWO (2) STAIRWAYS;
beautiful mantels; HOT-wATER HEAT
PRACTICALLY A CORNER.
Open on sides; all rooms bright and cheer
full.
PRICE, $3.50
Formerly held at S11 900. trust Of So 600
can remain for 3 years at per cent
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-PARTY LEAVING CITY WILL
sacrifice fine iO-room dwelling near 18th and
Columbia road; cost sl1,0O0; will sell for
SO. $50. Address Box 25s Star Office. ap26-3s
FOR RENT OR SALE-ON THE HEIGHTS, 262O
wisconsin ave-: So. 500 nearly new pressed
brick. rooms: lot J0xl25 #. 10 alley; range:
tile bath: heater; good order. OWNER. Tele.
phone 1873 West. ap263t
FOR SALE-BARGAIN-owNE OBLIGED TO
leave city: 2-story brick rooms and bath:
lot 2oxso to alley practically new: near LIN
HoWENsTEIN CO.. 1914 sten.w. ap25-st
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FOR RENT - THE HANDSOMEST CORNER
residence in Mount Pleasant; nearly new and
in perfect condition.; large lawn; IL rooms and
Two baths: hot-water heat; rent $3.50.
Ross & PHELPS UncD, 80 14th NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-ON THE HEIGHTS.
PRICE 4: axDo

FOR SALE-A NEW CORNER, WEST OF 10TH
STREET, ON THE HEIGHTS.
most attractive residence; 8 rooms finished
throughout In hardwood; three bay windows;
gas and electric lights: HOT-WATER HEAT;
two stairways: covered porches. The construc-
ton of this house is far above the average.
1T is PUT TOGETHER LIKE PIECE OF
FINE FURNITURE. beautiful situation.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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You cannot get better house-in fact you
cannot get one so good. unless you pay $4,000
BRICK.
SEMI-DETACHED
STORIES, CELLAR.
FURNACE HEAT.
TWENTY-FIVE (22) FEET FRONT.
LOCATION:
NORTHWEST, WEST OF 7TH ST
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
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1917 NV. 10 rooms and bath. ........ 1888
1927 Wis ave.. 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
665 S. c. ave. s.e., rooms and bath. Is. 50
1910 LIST st. me-, rooms and bath...... 1880
ap2O-tf WEAVER BROS. 1416 st. NV.
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FOR SALE-A COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BARGAIN.
BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH.

ONLY s., $50.
The owner of attractive three story stone
and brick dwelling. wishing to make quick
sale has reduced the price from $7.750 to
$3.50. JUST THINK OF 1T, A THREE
STORY HOUSE AT THIS LOW FIGURE. Many
owners of six room houses ask as much THE
HOUSE IS HEATED WITH HOT WATER:
very expensive mantels; open fireplaces; tile
baths. This house is not way out. but on one
Of the choicest squares between 18th and 14th.
south Of Park road.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
ap27-2t
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30
GOOd Pay Has Bsen Found or
 Yankee Greek
ROOM FOR MORE PROSPECTORS
J. LakS0. Who First Went 10 the iInOkO in 1907, BGIieYas the camp Has 3 Great Future, and intends 10 Stay With the Country.

!. LaksO arrived in Fairbanks from the Innoko country during the past week.
 Mr. LakSO first went to the In noko diggings in 1907, but event ually returned to Fairbanks. Last year he revisited the old camp and was so satisfied with his prospects that he has de cided tc locate there. He has two claims on Yankee creek, a tributary of the Innoko, and is also interested in several other claims in the district.
 On one of. his claims, Il above, pay has been found running all the way from , to 20 cents to the pan The paystreak is about | feet wide, but the ground is stony and rather difficult to work.
 The Oregon Gold company is ill very good pay on the same creek, pans running as high as 20 cents.
 Although several people left for the new diggings there still remain from 5 to 400 people in the innollO district, and as there is plenty ground unloeated there should be considerable influx of prospectOrs during thes com ing Summer.
 Mr. Lakso says that from Ophir city over the divide into the Iditarod it is about 75~ miles.
 Taking all things into consid- eration, MT. Lakso thinks that the outlook for the Innoko dur ing the coming year is very bright indeed.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30
Owns Several Properties n
 i1a Idi!afod
INCLUDING 1OOO EFT 0g FLA7
Conpa% Foaol hY <. 7. Iaor2 and CtaaIS VII Slip Naciinsy to lie EeH Dlggiggs ty the First Goats Ground AGjOjnS DiGCogaIy

TLe Orc Gold Mining company has been incorporated under the laws ol Alaska to work several properties on Flat creek and it's forks, which have been opt:oned by A. Y. Tho-ns. Seen by Citizen representative, MT. Thorns said;
 The principal property consists of 1000 feet above and adjoining Discovery OH Flat creek. This ground was cross-cut tor B feet without striking water, and three more thaws have been taken out since the last published report, making 50 feet in all. The values continue as good as before, viz, SC to the foot, and if the ground shows up like this all through the Orc company will have a bonanza. The gold is very evenly distributed throughout the gravel, big pans be- ing 1nfrequent. The largest pan on Flat creek so lar has not exceed ed 56 grains, although bigger pans have been obtained on Otter. The paystreak extends the iull length of the creek, but the width has not been asCertained so far.
 Among other properties owned by the Orc company, are two single claims on the west fork Of Flat, known as Bald Hill and Hili Top. Nothing will De done on these claims until they have been further prospected.
 Two 25-horse power boilers, an SXIo double-drum hoist for scraping and complete pumping plant will be placed on the ground as early as possible. The company will prob ably have 10 pnmp water from the open cut until they get to bedrock, when they will drain by gravity.
 MT. Thorns is Chary about ex- pressing a:l opinion about the camp as a whole, but it is evident he has immense faith in his own property, and his judgment is being backed by his associates i'll the Gro com pany. MT. Th0rns does state, how ever, that, so far the showing IS as good as tsat of Cleary at the same stage Of development. He thinks it will take at least three years to work out the pay in sight, Flat creek IS half mile wide across the valley bottom.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30
B, H. & K, BUILDING STEAMER

Messrs, Brumbaugh, Hamil- ton, X Kellogg are building a steamer e5 feet long and 25 feet beam for the Iditarod trade, it will be called the Samson. \ barge of The same size and from the same model is also being constructed by them, this will be known as the American. Fifteen extra men are being em- ployed by the firm on this work, To show the capacity of local firms for this class of business it may be noted that all the cast ings are being made in B II. X, K. x foundry.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30
QUARTZ WORK ON DOME

Messrs. Spaulding X Clough are a5 present timbering their 6O-foot shaft at the head of Dome to prevent sloughing dug ing the warm weather.
 In this shaft, one of the strong est and most promising veins in the district is shown. The walls are stdight with about an 50 dc gree dip to the north while the strike Gf this vein shows it to run from high on the ridge on the right limit of Dome straight down across the Dome group of placer claims. If the vein has persisted that far it Is un- doubtedly one of the main sources of gold of these claims
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30
fg1iGaE'GG WGf@S.

Seven or eight lays have been taken on the Wild Cat asSocia- ton, Willow creek, pay being found on every one.
 Nr. Mcdonald, of the Union Mining company, has very good prospects on his lay, , below on Flat, and is shipping machinery to work the same.
 \ letter from the Iditarod says that good prospects have been found on Moore creek, over the divide in the KuskokWim country, but details are lacking.
 Greg Stewart has several hold ings on Flat and Otter.
 $. Friend and Frank Lawson are sending down boilers to work several lays on the Glen 8ssocia- tion.
 Reports say that good pros poets have been found onChicken and Prince creeks, tributaries of Bonanza.
 John Henderson, who is on the Fox associa ton, is ready to send down machinery on the opening of navigation.
 Lamon and Engle nave a claim On the west fork of Flat.
 OlesOn and Lawrence own the Alpha claim, also on the west fork of Flat.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30
IDITAR0D CITY
ground

Several people who have returned from the Iditarod have expressed the opiuion that there will ba z, town formed at the location at pres ent known as Iditarod city. I here is dry ridge running to Discovery. Otter, from a point near this place. and it is understood that the road commission are considering the feasibility of building a temporary wagon road along this ridge during the coming summer. There are others who state that boats can only reach this location during the spring freshets, and ir the event of such being the case, the main cell ter of population would in all prob ability be lower down the river.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30
Tributary of the Yukon Which
 Has Attracted Attention
VALLEY COVERS ]0,QOO 50. MILES
Was the Scene of Quaf;l Bgom a Fev Years Agn---Is Not Astgab'e fu SieaRefs, but Ppling Boats Cav Ascend for I1n miles

A the Chandlar GuSrrIrJ con tinues to attract considerable at tcntiou, tue following short ac- coant of thGt river rs seen by the &"od"ti" sur.ey. may be of interest:
 The ChaadlGr river anters the Yukon from the north. about 22 mikes frGm tho confluence Of the Yukon and the Porcupine It hEs is source well Hthin the E1di,ott r2n@", in which il has q general .,oUtherly course, vii" in the Hata # flows about rest. h the muUntain> the Chandla' valley is 1rom 1 to mjle- i, E'idth, and tha walls riS. etcoplE lo attitudes or 3.O0c feet abaF" t4e river Above the siEtv-ei4htl para3Ie! of latitude the @ires l,.s noi>"d n"W chan nel to :. depth of iph feet in aa oIdar vale HsCl UhiIe bolov the river Wenus cut and for about a9 miies 2 ,sA"unrS over aI alIuvial plain. s si,',. 3oc..4;s;. so.,lr o Au- eatHt vyi whC,a srsasr- 4hpa7 abruptly against thr ,ta", ,ailcN walls &ho r.d3-.a .tay-abe4t !e miles ir 'en@th, octGpi2~ lan tower enc CT 1hi@ h. sin, .'H& :. toN miIra be. tow it. cutl"t the valley con tra<.te end the .@radient of tine stream aaComrs g:Gatar- but 2C mile> halo". It th" soGth"Ir lilpit OE the mounrails, the val ley broadenS and tor 5D miles farther iS incised into the plat eau, which stands at about 5,9OG feet, and tn" walls NaFe gentle slopes. Tine river here receives number of important tributaI' ies from the north and west, which have their sources in.the Enaicott nountains. Its entire basin probably incIu les about 10000 square miles.
 Near the 9th parallel of luu- tude the Chandlar enters the Yukon flats, where it usually has Iiyarsp channels, with many sand bars ana islands, and must ulaIntain d consldai'ah hle oucrent. as il iestends apOut 30Ofee in a dlstanee Of 10 O. J0 mics. Nns Chasldiar, n4yigabla foG stef,m CTS EeT only q few miles, can be -4scended by canoe for about POO miles, though portages are nec- essaIy around the rapids near the foot of the lake. Portage routes connect its upper waters with the Koyukuk basin
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30
NEW TOWN BUILD. INC IN TAKOTKh
 Which is a Tributary of ths KuSkokxin
FORTY CABINS ALREADY BUILT
Steamers Can Ascend tne XUshpkvin and TaaOtna as Far as Victoria Rar---Rew town is About Eighteen Miles Above the Bar

\ new town is arslng or the Ia fotna river, one of the tributaries of the kuslokwiln. Some forty cabins are already built and Ghere will be plenty of supplies there dur ing the coming summer.
 Steamers Of medium size can as cend rom Bethel oil the Kusko- kWim to a place known Victoria bar, on the Takotnl river, thence Il iS about IS miles to the new town The Victoria, Quick Step and other steamers will be en- ployed in this trade during 1910. Takotna town is about go miles from Discovery, Otter, and there is a good winter trail between t.e two places by way of Fourth of July creek.
 Moore creek IS the place where the latest finds have been made i'll this region. Moore is Q tributary of Fourth Of July creek, which again is 9 tributary of the Takotna. Earnings from Moore ran to about six cents in coarse gold, and at present ;t looks --o.d wage proposition. It is ,slleyed that q large number of people will cross the divide from the Iditarod this year and the district will be thor oaghly prospected All the timber necessary for mining operations ean be obtained in tho ac-gkbo-hood.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30
4. B. DANCE

\ dance under the auspices of the Arctic Brotherhood was held at the Eagle hali last Tues day. The attendance was not so good as on previous occasions owing to the prevalence Of grip. but those who attended express themselves as having spent q very enjoyable evening. Tine music was good and was furnish ed by Durant, Carpenter and NrSmarf
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30
MACHINERY FOR THE IDITAR0D

Gil Bst-.. of Bates & Merritt, who have. some. ground on Otter, are shipping one D and 45 h. D. boiler md a complete scraping outfit to the Iditarod by the first boats. The machinery is at present lying at the dock.
 Theodore Witte has sent a F horsepower boiler and scraping oGtft to Cinema. whence it will be shipped to the Iditarod ot an aarlN Aalr