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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-14
KENTUCKY fEUD
 IS ON AGAIN
Two Fatally Shot and Several Others Severely Injured in Free For all
 Fight on a Public Road.

Lexington, Ky, Aug. 13.-Two per- sons were probably fatally hurt and several others severely injured in a free-for-all fight between the McNabb and Rose families and several friends in Wolfe county according to reports which reached here today.
 Roy McNabb was shot and probably fatally wounded while Ross Rose was so badly beaten that his recovery is doubtful. The fight occurred on a public road, where the belligerents, who had an old grudge, had met.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-14
OLD ICCS RETIRED
New York Pure Food Inspector Puts
 Five Million Out of Circulation.

New York, Aug. 13.-More than D. 000,000 eggs are annually retired from circulation by the pure food law in- spectors in New York city, according to a report just made public. Most of the condemned eggs are of the dessi- cated variety.
 ''The quota for August was aug mented yesterday by seizure of six drums containing 25,000 dozen which were taken from a downtown ware house as unfit for consumption.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-14
JERSEY CITY WAS DARK
Lamp Trimmers and Linemen of the
 Corporation Were on Strike.

New York, Aug. 13-The streets of Jersey City were in darkness last night because of strike of lamp trimmers and linemen employed by the public service corporation. Today the strikers threaten to extend
 trouble to Bayonne, Hoboken. New ark Trenton, Camden, Elizabeth, Pat erson, Perth, Amboy, New Brunswick and other towns and cities served by the company They also threaten to tie up all the trolley lines, which are also owned by the corporation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-14

ed the legality of the first indictment on the ground that the special gran jury was improperly drawn anl a second indictment on the ground that the special grand jury was improper ly drawn and a second indictment was returned to cover any possible de- fleets.
 Charles A. Kittle of the firm of S.. H. Pell & Co.,, of New York, named in the first indictment, escaped in the second because he was called as a grand jury witness, although forced to testify by the court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-14
TO PROSECUTE WOMAN
Death of Virginia Wardlow Will Not Affect Cases Against Her Sisters.

Newark, N. J., Aug 13.-The prose- cution of Mrs. Caroline B. Martin and Mrs. Mary Snead will not be inter- fered with in any way by the death of Virginia Wardlaw, the third sister in- dicted in connection with the mysteri- ous death of Ocey w. M. Snead, the East Orange bathtub victim. This statement was made yesterday by state in the Wardlaw case
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-14
FINDS CABBAGE SNAKES
Prof. Teague Locates Three of The
 Reptiles" in Two CabbageS.

Imboden, Aug. 13.-Prof. A. J. Tea que, young school teacher, who resides near here, but across the line in Randolph county, while mak- ing kraut this week found three cab bage snakes in two heads of cabbage. Two of them were two inches in length and the other four inches. They were alive when found and liv- ed several hours after being taken out of the cabbage. These are suppos- ed to be the first and perhaps only, cabbage snakes ever known in this part of the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-14
ARKANSAS. A REVERE
 BY OPIE REED


 the old Arkansaw Traveller days, and on the site of the "squatters'' cabin there towers college, and on the banks of the Thames ripe lawyers read the decisions rendered by the scn cf +hs boy that sat 1r the Ash hcppe'. .sstening in WouGer to old Faulkner's fiddle. One by one the old timers, individualism underscor- ed with heavy stroke, have dropped out giving place to cultivation and the art of linguistic skill, and with Dry den l am constrained to believe that what We gained in skill we lost in strength. For romance, poetry and heroic characters men in every age have turned to the past, but in Ark ansas romance and characters were contempOraneous. The cotton field in bloom, the melancholy cypress, breeding sentinel over the dreamy waters of the bayou the joyous mock ing bird worshipping sunrise which he himself had "melodied," the song of negroes, away off somewhere, chimes from the belfry of happy souls; the quaint old planter, sitting on his veranda, humorous under mortgage, calling out to passersby: Whats your hurry out there? Get down, come in, and pay your respects to the ladies while I make you the finest julep you ever smacked your mouth over, sir, Where stood his rambling old house now stands a cotton mill. Do you see that dead apple tree, the only remaining relic of an orchard away over wonder on the hill Beneath it's decaying boughs the man sleeps. And do you hear those men laughing out there in that automobile? The grandson has just repeated one of the old fellows stor- ies. The young man has returned from the state university. He knows Ovid and can splutter Pindar, but he has no imagination. The old man was the tI1ubadour; the young chap is only an elocutionist. I recall one night at neighborhood reception given in honor of foppish poet whose fame, native to Vicksburg, stretched thinly up and down. the Mississippi. Among the guests was the old man who now sleeps beneath the dead ap- pie tree. Sophomores would not have accepted him as scholar, but philo- sophers would have looked upon him as one of their guild He did not know
 many books, but among those of his intimate acquaintance were Swift, Fielding and Shakespeare. The River Poet resented his literary opin- ions, expressed surely with mildness and decorum, and turning upon the old man snarled at him.
 Colonel he said with sheer, perhaps you don't know as much about such matters as I do.'
 'Ah. as much as you think you do."
 Think l do! Old man, I have writ ten more poems than You ever read.''
 Yes, you have written more poems than anybody ever read. .'-Opie Read in Arkansas, Reverie,' in the Nat ional Magazine for September.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-14
GREAT CROWDS
 Al EAGLE STORE

Men, women and children thronged the Eagle Store all day Saturday, taking advantage of the very low prices during their Grand Alteration Sale. If you have not ben there you will find it to your advantage to go. On another page you will find their ad. Read it carefully.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-14

FOR SALE-At a bargain small house and lot on Lakeside. Conven- tent to car line. One block from new block street. has city water, electric ights. gas connection, will sell on payments if desired. Pinchback Tay- Tor, Phone 1032.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-14
EATEN RE-INDIC1fD
Chicago Gain Dealer Charged Second
 Time With Manipulation.

New York. Aug 13.-It became Knt wn that James A. Patten, indicted in June by a special Federal Grand Jury for conspiracy in restraint of trace in connection with the alleged bull cotton pool, has been reindicted by regular Federal Grand Jury.
 Counsel for the defendant question:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-09

DELEGATE TO SIXTY SECOND CONGRESS-
Fourth representative District-Islaud Of Oahu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
h ntdIcO co Ia eScQeIa
OPERACIONES QCIRl RGltAS IN
III. REF GlO DE \lNrS
DESAMPAI'A ADOS

Fl mcdico pucrtorriGGci.o doctor %on
Rafael CestcroS specialists dc las en-
fermcdadcs de la nariZ. Ia garganta y
los oidos, de la famosa clinica del Profe-
sor Sebilcau, en- el Hospital Lariboisle-
re. de Paris, hizo variaS visitaS de reco-
nocimicnto al Refugio de NinoS Desam-
parados, V el domingo ultimo llevo ALA
su GAIA de instrumentos, y-asistido de
su nurse" del practicante del Guar
to de socorros seilor Llauger-hiZo en-
los ninos asilados las siguienteS opera
clones;
II de adenoides, IL de amigdalitis
) de granulaciones en- la garganta.
Oper0 el doctor Cestcro con admirable
destreza con todas las precauclones
antis6pticas de la cirugia moderna.
A los dos dias estaban perfectamen-
te cicatrizadas todas las gargantas de
aquellos ninos y tanto en- su apetlto CO.
mo EN- su buen humor y buenas dispo-
siciones para ell estudiO y ell trabajo, Sc
nota la infuencia de aquellas operacio-
nes. Els admirable ell nllmero de ninos
que padecen algunos de estas afeccio-
nes, la Influenza que elias ejercen en-
ell estado natural del nino, en- su con
ducta en- sus operaciones mentales.
De todos los ninOs del Refugio, solo
dos tres estaban hbres de afecciOnes
Ell la garganta.
Algunos necesitan tratamiento espe-
cial en- los oidOs Y en- la nariz. Y asis-
ten la Clinica especial del doctor Ces
tero. situada en- el piso principal de Ia
casa mlmero 90 de la calle Allen can
tes FOrtaleza)
Este inteligcnte especialista ha pres
tado I'm servicio importante a los alum
nos del Refugio de Ninos Desampara
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
Ell dfa polftico
oowENrANDo ~ vIAI.

T..lo = iis ~ ssvr - pasa -ssncn
tass.ls rei -, s,irssiss gss.iiwsre = saa1e
D. lgss ~aisor~ rssnrslonasios. por 30 tisas
parsii,ss Ma.a,aarson.
n3 s,,alar llsrlss.s ~ doria. y se
s-,isi gly su siasc fue rponiino. pun.
cuaado un r.iacior nm~iro D. no'3hci
cn ga callr la Salsia g. laS ~-iiorSp a.
Oiogo Giorg,sii para lo> ESiado, ni.
,ip>. 8eus.s>i>i ial oxtrancz. no tina rla.
quc ~a el,rsloS moucnioS qur llegaha =
s-i,or Ge,rs'iii IN IA auiomovil. = DO.
;or Barbo-Sa. - dirigio aprc>uradamcn-
g. hacia II encueniro, cclcbrando uua ~.
tr0 i>ia IN plena callc que duri tres
cuarSoS h. hora Al dcSpeiirrc u Doctor
Barho>a no >ahia toiavia que 81 ;ambJn
lba amh8r'ar catorcc horaS dc>pu,S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
Ia Raiala O IA Alllcnaa



tasas ulAhana - ha waste ~ "a U.ssss-
de nssfv'sie 8e $50 eissdad = Jusriss
contra lsaac frsnkisn. as-nsasio rosuo.
anior d un hnrse A. masor ssannfia.
81 irilsanai es'sl.s celnpusv.io J,or r
5noE seisor Giii hsral s,sor CamFils,.
} - soorsario sss'mmso Sslar Perez
Almirvs'S
Dcf~ndia - ara~ado q bcrnclasss
Arosia
~ jmrado qncie tornado cen loS -
gicnir> Scnores Frsnci>co Gntlerr,a
del Arroyo. SiNio BIAS. Pie Amador.
Gumcr>indo Rosa. Marcos Es,,ol,ar. I.o
rcnzo Nalcarcel. Jesus Nelcz Diego Re
Nero. Eluierio Landau. H. de Sola.,
Antonio Puisdolicrs Lopez
NiS,as las pruebas Dc cargo y oidsN
las instrIccicnes del iuez. q iurado 81
retro a dcliberar los vcinte minu-
tos Ilcv6 un veredicto De cuip2bilidad
de hurto de mcnor cuantia.
Inmediafamente 81 tribunal nombro
a los iurad0s senOres Francisco Cutie
rrez del Arroyo. Pho Amador, SiXto
BaS, Diego Romero. il. de SoIa y Gu
mersindo Rivera, para conocer del ca
so de loclIra peligrosa de Ii octogena-
ria Camen Rios.
FL jurad0 en- vista de las pruebas
lpresentadas por los testigOs y el IN
forme pcricial del doctor don Narcis@
DovaI, Ia declare locs y con dereche 4.
ingresar en el manicomio Department
tai,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
Mr.. CARREL, Secretari0.

Con fccha de aver 2l ell Senado ha con
firmado el nombramiento de SecretariC
dc Puerto Rico. 4 favor de Mr.. Drew
Carrl, que descmpena el cargo mteri-
namente
Manama publicaremos una noticia bio
grafica acerca del nuevo Seclttario.
Fl BOLETlN lie desea mucho exito en-
Sls trab2jos al frente- del dcpartanento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
don Ramon MeldeZ Carden&

Despues de una estancia bas1ante lar
ga eal Barcelona (Espana) ha regresedsss
el distingudo amigo don Ramon Men,
dez CarlWla, que tan buenas relaeiones
amistosas tiea1e en esta capital Ell tOd&
la isla
E} senor Mendez Cardons durantss
ei largo tempo que perlnaneci6 en- f&
peninsula lemiti6 i los diarios de esta
ciuda,l muy bellas informaciones que
fueron ledas con mllcho g,lsto
SalnlamOs muy afectuosanlente al dis
tinguido amigo, quien sc propone salir'
para su residencra de Fajardo, ultnnadoss
aIgIFlOS aSlln tss,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
|ndu|jadoS por d gobeFnador

Han sidO induEtados por Il Hon Go
bernador de Puerto Rico. Julio RioSque
cumplia condena en- la eScllela correcci0-
nal, por el delito de "hurto menor. .:
Hermenegildo Gonzalez. que cumplia
sentencia de diez amos de Preside en- Ia
carce lnSuIar de Vieques por 81 dehts
de escalamiento; Elias Salgado Ortega
preSo en- Iibertad Conditional bajo pala
bra. que cumplia sentencia de cuatrc
amos de Presidio pOr ei deito de homic,-
dio; Antonio CapelIa, que cumplla con
dena de dos amos Ell la carcel de DiStritc
de Aguadilla, por el delito de acomcti-
ment0 aggression; Jose Garcia. que
cllmpla condena de un an0 en- la carreI
de Ponce, por el dehto de hurto menor
Jose Torruella, one cumplia condena d.
un anO de Preside, Ell la carcel de Dis
tritO de Ponce, por ell delito de falsa re
presentation, y Tulio Melendez MART
nez, que habia cumplido sentencia dc
trrS amos seiS meSPS de PrcSidio por e.
deito de homicidiO, que Sc hallaba Ell
lbertad conditional bajo palabra. ha.
biend0, .en Virtud de dich0 ndulto. adj
1uirid0 suS derch0s ciVileS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

ganle Y valioSisima maleta con tinisi-
mo estuche, de la empresa; varias tar
ietas valederas pOr otros tantos rega-
los Ofrecidos al beneficiado; una iujo-
sd petaca de plata con inscrustaciones
de ORC, de II. y. Garcia, y muchos mas
de que no pudimOs tOmar nOta.
La function acab6 con 'El Metodo
Gorritz y es inutI decir que cada
Erase, cada gesto fue interrumpido
pOr los apIausos del publico, el feste-
'adisimo beneficiado, que ha tenid0
anoche nn eXtraordinario, un indiscuti-
bic, nn memorable triunfO.
Domingo OroscO-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
Nonen9Ied Juan De Dos Pea

va estdn uItlna,ioS los detalles de la
velada }irlco-iiterarla que ha de ceieblsr-
Sc en- el " Ateneo Puertorriqueho, eI
microbes proxlmo.
,EN acto reTistira una gran iinportafl-
cia artiStica y en- a tmnaran parte ele-
mentoS nuy prinrIPaics lie nues1ra SO
ciedad 4
FL Atemeo ~ vera concnrrmisnmo esA
nuchc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
A nueStrOS leCtoreS

Para dar salida importantes trabalda
de collaboration de information de que
tenemos pl6tora extraordinaria, nos We
mos precisados suspender hoy naaila-
Ma la publication del magnitico trabaieF
del ilustre doctor Coll y Toste, aeerca de
la instruction pilblica en- Puerto Rico,
hasta 1898.
Lo aVisamos nuestros iectores que
siguen CON grandislmo interes la publ
caci6n de ia menforia itnmimOsisima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

In cuauio al senior IglcSiaS 81 era un
hecho Su viaje. pero creemoS que son
infundado> los temorcS de que ohelezca
a ccnSignaS del gobicrno. IL ieGdcr DE
la Federation Iibre hace tempo que
tenia en proyecto hacer una eScapada i
los EStado~ UnidoN, pues ALI le aguardan
asuntnS que le interesan a 6l personal
mentc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

III C0misionado doctor Perpa Fa-
.iarrio, de Ia Fraction Guzman Benitez.
cS Sabfdo que neva su consigna, y es Sc
gurr que no la traspasara amenos de ser
desantorlzado por cable Con ell Senor
Jose Pedro Besosa forma 10 que llaman
los guZmanistas la comisi0n official del
Partido Republieano para recabar de los
poderes nacionales reformaS al Bill
Olmsted de conformidad con acuerdos
anteriores del COmite Territoriol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

Tn rumor eXtrano Sc corri0 aver que
no fu6 confirnado por los cables. Sc de
cla que con motive del informe del iefe
de los dem6cratas Mr.. Bryan, 81 bill
OlnSted durante la tercera votaci6n. ha-
bia sido pospuesto por un voto. A pesar
de que los que dieron la noticia son per
sonas de range, y a veces parecen estar
bien enteradas de los asuntos dc politica
deTtrO, no Sc c0nfirm0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

III doctor Gomez Brioso Sc opuso al
principio Il salir hacia Washington, por
razones particulares, pero a Ultima hora
varioS amigos lie decidieron d marchar
en- union del selior Todd, que es como
edo VA en- el CongresO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

Que pasara euando Heguen y hablen,
estas Otras cOmisiOnes y estos otros indi
viduOs que navegan camino de la Metro
poll?
AHA veremoS. para que profetizar 10
que va eSta tan cerca?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

Uno de los asuntOs que el senior d.
Diego tratara extensamente en- las en-
trevlstas con senadores y diputatlos es el
intrincado, embrollado. .asunto de la cit
dadanla que pealmente dentru ell aere-
cho constitutional, es I'M .jeroglifco in
descifrable.
La ciudadania tai como ha sido pro
puesta por Mr. Dickinson es inadmisiblc
Unpopular Y anti-democratica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

Han side suspendidos los Juicios par
]uradOs, hasta el Iunes a las nueve de
la mailana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
--G@[@1@ 90
Grattul al doctor GuyIpar

Sc ha acercaslo a esta redacci6n la
nora Maria Guerra ,le Antoni, q rog-
nos demos en- su nomhre las mas exp
slvas gracIas al doctor Guzmdn Soto
el aclerto y activhta,i desplegada'
dlcho .oren galeno en la curaeion
caso de- Fm@Bg'fiS agndo De or
ci6 dicha sonora
Qupla co,nplacida #
Yukon Valley news., 1910-12-24

done no man a wilful harm" were re- peated, thrill passed through the au- dltors; feeling of sympathy and res pect for the unassuming prospector who through life had performed his duty like man, but who, believing himself unable to longer fight the battle, asked that his fellow man judge him not harsh for the deed which he knew was wrong
 After the reading of the letter the jury returned to the commissioner of flee and rendered its verdict.
 The other two letters were delivered to whom they were addressed Matt feldt left the $26 he had coming for wood sawed pnd his personal effects to Joe Dehn.
 In the letter to Johnson, Mattfeldt merely said farewell, wishing him the happy returns of the season.
 Little is known of the deceased's past life as he was very reticent He was in middle life. Born in Germany he early came to California with hir parents.
 He had been in Alaska many years, mining at Glen gulch, Rampant, Fair banks, in the Chandlar, Novikaket, and took in many stampedes. He leaves a small estate.
 At one time brickmason in San Francisco, Mattfeldt was an Odd Fellow in good standing, and, it is thought, a Mason.
 The funeral was held Tuesday after noon under the auspices of the Panama Odd Fellows, among whom are Messrs Dehn, Gallaher, Thoreson and Burnyeat.
 The burial took place at the Mission ary road cemetery.
Yukon Valley news., 1910-12-24
4 MIDNIGHT
 HIGH MASS
Special Christmas Services Will be
 Held at the Catholic Church.

Christmas day will be observed by the Catholi, church, with special music and high mass, beginning at midnight Sat urday.
 Father H. Ferron will deliver a ser mon appropriate for the occasion.
 Special sacred music will be sung by a choir consisting of Mrs. Vautier, Mrs. Nachon, Mrs. Langford, Mrs. Kokrines, and Messrs. McGinnis, Riley, Tobin, Saga and others. Mrs. Riley will ac- company at the organ.
 Low mass will be held Sunday morn ing, Christmas day, beginning at 10: 80, followed by the benediction of the bless ed sacrament.
 No services will be held Sunday even ing.
Yukon Valley news., 1910-12-24

view to a second operation, and was told it would be unnecessary-that he would fully recover in time Mattfeldt, however, brooded over his illness, finally deciding to end all.
 The inquest was held last Saturday af;ernon before Judge Gallaher. Assis- tant District Attorney Clegg-on his way to the Iditarod-conducted the hearing. The jury consisted of Geo. Laughlin, w. $. Rockwell, w. 4. Lunn, J. w, Brown, J. M. Gallaher and 4. G. Stamm.
 c. H. Shade, Mrs. Gilmore, T. F. Mur- phy and Dr. Wertenbaker were called to the stand.
 Mrs. Gilmore told of hearing the shot as she was hitching up her dogs, and also of chasing dog away who had grabbed at the body.
 Murphy, an old friend of Mattfedt's, said Fred came to his workshop shortly before the shooting, and seemed greatly depressed, contrary to his usual frame of mind Murphy tried to cheer him up and invited him to come back for sup per. Fred told Murphy not to wait on him for supper, and then he went over to the latter's cabin close by. Murphy had loaned him money and Mattfeldt had insisted on leaving his revolver at the time as security. Murphy thought nothing of him entering the cabin until he heard of the shooting; then he look ed for the revolver and found it gone.
 After the hearing the jury and others proceeded to the warehouse where the body lay.
 Deputy Marshal Robinson searched the remains and found $5l .25 in cur rency and silver, bunch of keys and in the coatpocket wallet which con- tained an old 1O-cent bill, dated 1863, and three letters enclosed in stamped envelopes.
 One of the letters was addressed to Joe Dehn, the second to Carl Johnson, a Woodchopper, and the third to the citi- zens of Panama, which the marshal op- ened and read.
 DRAMATIC SCENE.
 The scene was dramatic. Bending over to catch the full rays of the two lanterns, Marshal Robinson, in a clear voice, read the farewell words of the un- fortunate prospector.
 In hushed silence the men listened to the message from the dead and when the words, ''I have never done anything great, you can believe me I have never
Yukon Valley news., 1910-12-24
X'MAS DINNERS
 IN TANANA
Restaurants Have Prepared Special
 Bills of Fare for the Day.

You bachelors and others who have not been invited out for Christmas din- her, and want to celebrate the day in fitting manner, should enjoy the feasts which the restaurants will have for you Christmas day.
 Both the Panama and Golden North have prepared special menus, and that treat is in store for you goes without saying.
 Lee Wing is busy arranging the de- tails for feast which will be long re- membered by those who are fortunate enough to celebrate Christmas at the Panama restaurant; while Ed Y. Lee is preparing the festive turkey and wild game for the lonesome bachelors.
Yukon Valley news., 1910-12-24
New Blacksmith.

$. Barnes has opened up a frst-class blacksmith and horseshoeing shop in Charley Smiths old place back of the Ynkon saloon.
 Barnes recently came here from Fair banks with F. J. Porter who is hauling wood for Nachon. He is veteran at his trade, was formerly in Dawson where he was known as a Cracker jack" at the business. His speciality is horse shoeing.
Yukon Valley news., 1910-12-24
'I Know It's Wrong for a Man to Take his Life, but Take this Step to End Dis tress," Says Fred Mattfeldt.
HIS FAREWELL LETTER

Panama, Alaska, December SR-As and work any longer have therefore taken this step end my distress be
 
 had in and cu Mir am SOFT Il sonem
 of Panama and this believe wful Wishing all Happy
 I. II. MATTFELDT,