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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21
MORE CIVIC PATRIOTISM.

Honolulu IL not the only city OF the
country nor Is Hawaii the only di-
vision of the United States that has
'acial problems.
Our people are prone TO lay stress
IN tie fact that we have the ORR
entail problem in "A peculiar form, and
indeed we do. But Lhcrc are other
cities where the Oriental of the Near
East is almost as much of factor
as orr Oriental OF the Far East.
There are some portions of the
,ity Of New York where Hebrews or
Iglnating In the Near East form the
enter for as bitter politics and the
sane unhappy racial 'prciudiccs that
we have here.
Conso quently such n broad minded
man as the Rev. stephen ID. Wise of
The Free Synagogue OF New York city
Is in position to speak most whole
some truths and give advice that
comes tempered with practical eX-
pericnce in work among every race
and nationality that make up the cos
mopolitan population of the great me-
tropOlis.
DR.. Wise in one of his recent lee
lures bearing on the political life Of
the country says that what we need
is civic religion or, better styled, civic
patriotism.
This Is not to be taken. the speaker
continued in spadsmodic or occas-
'onal doses, and we SHOULD allow II to
hold full sway with us at all times.
Religious ardor and the enthusiasm
that an approaching election arouscs
are sometimes matters Of brief dura-
ion, and are superseded by something
else, but in the matter of civic re-
ligion II is impossible to tire of It.,
because II Is too powerful. Politics.
contrary to the general impression,
does rot necessarily ruin character,
hut II lack Of character among men
~ 'h"' NV iuih'u n'il"N Nv 'UHh'-
less Instances. We have VOL known
examples of men who have entered
political life and have not only kept
their own hands clean and white, but
who have helped to clean the hands
of others The man whose hands are
5oiled in this business Is the man
who was corrupt at the beginning,
We cannot have clean politics I'M
less we put away certain well known
tendencies, Or, Wise remarked, and
in this condition named racial group.
ings and tencts, boss rule as among
those things we should seek to avoid
In respect TO these racial groups Of
ten referred to, where Il Jew, for ex-
ample, will favor jew because he
Is of the same nationality as himgclf
we should Eeek TO change this condi-
ton to that whore that man will be
supported because he Ia believed to
merit the Office and II elected, viii
reflect honor upon those who placed
him in Office,
The real traitor in America to-day
he speaker asserted, is not the man
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

Passing reference was made to the
small places of Judoa and little
Greece, and 10 the great productions
they have made to progress and to the
world, and lesson was drawn
from along the lines OF t., ...
thought.
Hawaii viii LccGmc great If its pcO-
pie prove that they are prompted by
ideals Of civic patriotism; that they
consider only character, ard least Of
all the race on nationality OF u good
man.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

All ullotin readers interest
cl in sugar should carefully study
the figures on cost OF sugar produc-
ton from the Wi,lctt & Gray sugar
journal, published in another col
umn. This shows that the price OF
beet sugar now prevailing IS prac
tirnl'y the cost Of production. The
prospect that pri scs will 50 lower for
any extended period is slight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
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Stanley Norris, who has been with
the Manufacturers Shoe Company
for some time, left on the China for
the coast lie has accepted fine po-
sition in Los Angeles, in which city
he was located before coming 20 Ho-
nolulu.
Sing ChGng a juycailc offender who
has been analgncd at police court
upon The charge of larceny In the sec
ond degree will have hearing before
Judge Whitney In the Juvenile Court.
The cese was transferred from Judge
Lymer's court this morning because<
Of the tender age of the defendant.
W. W. shannon, who was recently
reelected by handsome majority to
the Office OF Superintendent of State
Printing Of California, Is visiting the
city. lie Is making round trip on
the Sierra for a vacation after
strenuous campaign. Mr.. Shannon Is
an old schoomate of Col. ]. II. Fish
or Terri OrI' Auditor
The hoard of agriculture and for.
estry will meet at O'Clock this after.
noon In the throne room, capitol build.
Ing,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

John Cathcart has been secured by
Exalted Ruler Douthltt to deliver the
GRAFTON ~ Eiks Memorial service,
which Is TO be held>at the Grand OPP
era House on December 4. Judge
Parsons was asked to deliver the Or
aHOn on that occasion, but had to de-
elmo on account of not being able to
get away from Hilo during tho first
week of December.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

Republicans would he subject to
Just criticism IL they failed to make
a contest of the election on the re b
ord OF the Kakaako precinct. Elec
ton laws might rs well be put aside
entirely, II ca h precinct booth is to
re run to suit the crowd and regard
less Of the law.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

United States Senator Lodge will
'i'anpo.nt the American people II
he does not give his opponents all
thc war they want. The cffete East
needs flrst-class shaking up to de-
tCrmlnc whether 1t is dead or mere
~ sleeping on matters bearing on
progressive poll ties.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

Condemnation proceedings for the
Mahuka site will have the all i'm
portant result Of establishing prop
erty values in the present business
center OF the town. The tax AS.
SCISSOR can govern himself nc ord
inCly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

So far MS known, no serious oppo-
iitiUn has developed to the rcelec'
tiCn of Representative IIClstein MS
Spclkcr. Members of the Ancient
order Of Mutt appear to be endors-
ing Il certainty 50 that the Nuts
may claim great political victory.
u b GEcr thus
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

Teach all children Of Hawaii the
dignity Ct labor and you won't have
to worry about the status of our fu
turc citizens or our future labor
supply.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

The church that would not per-
form the last burial rites for Count
"rl"t"i is to he pitich The least
worried about It would he Tolstoi.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

Though sugar does so to bedrock
and then some, the mlsfDrtunes OF
one industry can no longer bring
progressive Honolulu to staudstlll
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21
MONDAY

Never be discouraged because good
III nss get en- so slJwly here; enter
into The sublime patience Of the
Lcrd.-GeGge Macdonald
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

Political leaders CT F.anCc viii
now be taking 10 education in the
rules Of the prize ring.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

XIII the mosquito three hundred
nrd s,yty-fvc DAYS of the year, and
Hundred Thousand Honolulu will
lCUl bc'u reality.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

, Tho Republican County Commit
tee has taken the right stand. &c
ahead with the work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-21

Circumstances aad lawyers alter
casc3.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
LIE CELlBAT
lien 8 mis- au ceur de l'homme

Dieu q mis- au cGur dc lhomme
une loi qui fut en- meme temps
une b5n6diction: "Crescite e'
ct multiplicamini'', croissez et
multipliez-vous, n'attendez pal, in,
d66niment; celia ne veut pas dire
que nous recommandous les ma.
risges precoces, CO serait une fau.
te: nous voulons les marriages ]eu-
nes ct chr6tlennement conclus,
car ils sont la source des families
heureuses ct nombreuses.
Est-ce q dire que nous voulons
jeter tout lie monde dams le maria
ger. :. .Loin de Ia. On oublie
trop souvent que le marriage de-
mande vocation, ct c'est parfoie,
disons bien souvent, une vocation,
peu 6tudiee. On y va, les yeux
ferm6s, ct leu epaules l6g4res, on
ne pepse pas aux lourdes charges
quill impose. ct aux qualities quill
demande. C'est devant Dieu ct
so conscience quill faut d6battre
ct choisir son avenir. Ainsi les
repentirs sont moins q redoater.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
Mort de Mgr j. c. K. La
flamme

Quebec-Mgr j. Q. K. Latham
me, reconnu CONNIE un des plus
grands savants du pays, est d6c6-
de a l'Hotel.Dleu de Quebec,
apres une Tongue maladle. Le
defunt oouffrait depuis plusieurs
annees d6ja de paralysie, msis ce
nest que r6cemment que la mala-
die prit un caract6re serieux. LIE
malade q conserve ga connaissan-
CO ]usqu'a la delniere minute.
Mgr Clovis Kemner-Lafamme
est ne q Salnt-Anselme, comt6 de
Dorchester, le l8 septembre 1894,
de David Kemner- I.afamme ct de
Marie-Josephte Jamme. II fl
ses etudes au S6minaire de Que.
bee ct d lUniversite Laval d'cu il
sortit avec Ie degr6 de bachalier-
As.arts en- 1868; ct matrices. arts
en- 1872 II fit ses etudes th6olo.
g1ques dams la meme institution
ct passa son doctorat avec grande
distinction en- 1872, aimee de sou
ordination Ii fut nomm6 pro.
fesseur de geologic ct de physique
d pUniverslte Laval, ch .lre quill
occups plus de tleute ans. II fut
aussi superieur du S6mlnaire dc
lQu6bec ct recteur de lUnlversite
Laval.
II fit une 6tude g6ologique de
la region du Saguenay ct autret
parties de sa province natalie pour
le departemert g6ologique du Ca
NADIA ct le gouvernement de Que
bee. II a 6crlt sur le sujet ur
grand nombre de rapports
ientr'autres les "E 6ments de Mi
n6ralogie, de Geologic ct de Bo
tanlque', en- 1881; "Le Saguenay
esssle de Geologic physique" 81
1885; ''Etudes sur le DR. T. s
Hunt, en- 1892; ct "Notlons SUI
l'Electricit6 ct le Magn6tisme', e1
1898. II representa- le Canada q,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

Le congrAs des Eta.s Unls Went
d'autoriser l'entree dams pUnlon
du territoire de pArlzona. ct des
Zen proclaim, le nouvel Etat en-
vera q Washington deux seaa-
teurs ct deux representants. On
salt que PArizona une 6tendue
plus waste que lie royaume d'lta,
lie. Sa surface egale celle des
Etats de New York ct de Is Nou-
velle-Aogleterre r6unis; ellie est
plus waste que les Etats de New
York, de Pennsylvania, de New
jersey ct le Delaware.
Toute les femmes du Rhode
Island pourraient ere contenues
dams una seule des va:lees arrosa
bles de pArizone. II s'y tfouve
une foret plus 6tendue que tout
rEtet d'Indiana. On ne croft pas
quill y ait au monde de plus ferti-
lie, de plus productive vall6e que
celle qu'arrose le Colorado. LIE
ol mat est beau, Fair pur ct sans
humidit6 malsaine; il y a d. nom-
breuz sites favorables pour lee
exploitations rursles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
Les Echos dun Assault de
BOXe

Londres La presse britanniquc
en- apprenant Ia victoire du negre
johnson, q Reno, a prls pour su-
Jet de discussion la grande ques.
tion des confllts de races. On ad-
met que la defaite de Jeffrles a
rendu plus dificlle pour les Etats.
Unis, labsolution de ce probleme.
Le "Dsjly Telegram" dit dane
sa page 4d'toriale: I'll est enten
du que nous n'approuvons pas les
conf1its qua provoqu6 la victolre
du negre johnson, mails IL faut
admettre Quill est n6cessaire de
METRE un frein q l'ambition des
noirs, car 81 les E,ats. Unis per-
mettent q cette race de domine1
il sc produira des desordres re-
grettables.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
Historic dun Filou de Genie

Paris-Dupray de la Maherie
est un floa qui cut etc digne de f.
gurer dams la "Oom6die humane
de Balzac. Get homme qui a plus
de quatre-vingts ans. est actuelle.
ment dams la prison de la concier
gerie. Dupray de la Maherie est
ne en- 1928. II fut nomm6 prefet
sous lempire ct il 6pousa la file
dun general. Sa fortune 6tant
modesto ct son ambition tres gran
de, il r6solut de faire son chemin
LIE marquis de Cronychanel se
pretendalt le descendant de la
vieille dynastie 1oyale hongroise.
Duprey de la mah6rie concut le
projet de lie placer sur le tr0ne de
son pr6tendu ancetre Etienne Ill.
II fallait obliger lempereur d'Au-
triche q restltuer q la famille
Cronychapel certaines propriet6s.
LIE marquis promit sous sa sigma
ture $lO,0OO,O00 q Dupray de Ia
Maherie sill reussissait q Ie faire
1entrer dams ses drolts. De la
Mah6rie trouva facilement des du.
pes ct il put sc faire prefer $780,
000o quill ne rendit jamais.
II fut ar,ete. On dit quill
recueillit plus de $3,00OO00 pour
promouvoir les enterprises de Ro
me. II SO disait autorise par Leon
XIII. II v6cut longtemps CONNIE
un prince. Mgr Sisson fut Tune
de ses de1nieres victimes. Du-
pray de la Mah6rle SO disalt pos
sesseur dune meche des cheveuz
du Christ. C'etait nn genie en-
son genre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
perAs International

Congress International G6olo.
gique en- 1891 ct fut 6lu president
de la Societ6 Royale du Canada Ia
meme aimee. En- 1892, il fu,
nomm6 6veque de Chicoutiml,
mais il d6clina cot honneur et
en- 1894, le Pape le nommait
protonotaire apostolique. En-
1897, IL etait 6lu vice president du
Congress international de G6ogr~-
phie qui cut lieu d Saint-Peters.
bourg II 6tait membre de Ia 30.
ci6t6 G6ologique de France ct de
la Socl6t6 G6ologlque de rAm6ri.
que ainsi que la Soclet6 Francal
Sc de Physique. Chevalier de la
Legion d Honneur, il await Ste
6galement d6cor6 par le roi
Edouard VII.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
CANADA
On anuonce la mort de M Fab.
be Deschesnes, survenue, 3 Sain-
te. Marie. Salom6e,

On anuonce la mort de M Fab.
be Deschesnes, survenue, 3 Sain'
te. Marie. Salom6e,
Qu6bec-Mme Athsnase Drole,
qui etc 81 grievement bratee par
l'explosion dun pc6le d p6trole
succombe.
Saint-Roch Mekinac-Un VIC
lent incendie d6truit la scierie
fottante de M. Noise B6rub6.
LIE feu sc mis- par une lampe
qui fit explosion.
Sherbrooke-Un terrible 1ncen.
die s'est declare, q Bury, dams Ia
sclerie Martin En- quelques
instants cette usine fut r6duite en-
cendres, ainsi que tout le bois qul
Sc trouvait dams les cours.
Victoria G A-Les autorites ont
dome l'ordre d'arreter les rs
Chinois q bord du steamer
"Oceano''.> Ces chinois, apres
avoir vol6 leur passage, voulaienl
entrer al pays sans payer la take
de $500.
Winnipeg-Les feux de foret,
qui faisaient de 81 grsnds ra.
wages, dams le district de La Val.
lee a douze miles de Fort. Fran.
ces sont sous contr0le maintenant.
LIE vent chang5 de direction
ct soufle vers le nord. II ny a
pas Gu de pluies depuis quelque
temps. La terre est tres seche.
Montr6al-Les deux fr6res, Al.
bert ct Romeo Blanchard, ages
respectlvement de 8 ct IL ans de
la rue Turgeon, sc sont noy6s
dams le canal Lachine, au pied de
Ia rue Bourget.
La mort de fun, Albert, le plus
jeune est due q une imprudence;
lautre, Romeo, peri en- tentant
d'arracher son jeune frAre a l'onde
qui pepgloutissa;t.
Nontr6al-M. Henri Paquette
ct son 6pouse 6taient sur leur bal
cor. .quand leur fills, Henri, bambin
de 21 mois ayant grimp6 q leur
|insu sur l'appui du balloon, perdlt
l6uuilibre ct tomba dams le vide.
L'enfant fit une chute de trente
pleds ct vlnt s'6craser sur le trot-
toir en- pierre; on le releva tout
contusionne, ct quatre heures
apres il expira.
Un psrti de 100 instinteurs, We
nus du Manitoba. a quite Mont
real 4 bord du "Virglnian" de la
ligDe Allan, la semaiue derniere.
Dix hommes seulemnt font par
tie dn groupe; c'est dire que le
beau sexe est en- forte majorite.
Ces lnstiteurs ct institutricss sont
envoy6s en- Angleterre par 10 gou.
vernement du Manitoba afil de sc
fam;llariser avec les m6thodes
educationnelles employees dams la
mere-patrie. Quelques-uns du
groupe Sc rendront meme en- Ale
magne ct en- France, dams le but
d'y 6tudier les programmes des
divers centres importan:s .d'6du-
cation.
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28emo aimee
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Bruxelles-Les repr6sentsnts

Bruxelles-Les representant.
du gouvernement canadien, MN
Hutchinson et Thomas Cote. on
dome une brillante fete ave,
bang qnet, dams Ia section canadien
ne do deposition universelle
Durant le banquet. auquel plus
de huit cents personnes ont assis
ta, M. Cote prononc6 IN dis
cours de bienvenue qui fai
beaucoup de bruit.
LIE ministre du travail beige
NJ. Hubert, fait un bsI 6loge dr
Canada en- parlant CONNIE dune
immense ct magnifi lue terra
d'avenir.
Une d6pe che annonce que le
Pape lance une encyclyque dams
laquelle il condamne la pratique
de percevoir un prix d'entr6e.
Ia porte des 6glises. LIE Souve.
rain Pontlfe, d'apres cette cope.
che, veut que les pauvres puissent
etre admis reglise sans avoir
payer quol que CO solt, ct sane
etre humilies par un p6pible aveu
de leur p6nurie.
Les 6glises sont ouvertes aux
pauvres CONNIE aux riches. Et il
est rationnel quill en- soft ains1
Notre. Seigneur n'affectionnait.il
pas plus les pauvres ct les NAL
hAureux que les riches ct lea heu.
reux? .....
Paris-Le frold ct la pluie qul
ne semblent pas devoir bient6t
cesser, commencent q jeter Peffroi
parmi la population. Depujs six
semalnee, il pleut toas les jours.
La Vile. Lumiere ct plusieurs au.
tres parties de la France sont me-
nac6es de nouvelles inondations.
On grand nombre de rivieres sor.
tent de leur lit. Les vigaobles
ont grandement souffert; la Nielle
ravage ceux De la Champagne.
La r6colte de toin est presque
complement detruite. On attri-
bue Ia cause de Ia pluie aux vents
chauds venant d'Am6rlque, qui
absorbent Phumidlt6 en- travsr-
cant le Gulf Stream.
Rome-Ol Sc rappelle que Nc
n6lik fit. jadis. cadeau al pape, de
deux magnifiques lions, male ct
femelle, qui furent log6s au Vati.
can.
L'autre jour, les deux lions pre-
naient tranquillement leur repas,
se composant CONNIE d'habitude
de viande de cbeval. Tout a
coup la femelle tomba, poussant
un hurlement lugubre. Aussitot
Ie mae accourut aupres de So
compagne. o. lie Wit CONNIE la
supplier de metre pas malade.
Mais ce n'6tait pas tout: les
lions. du pape ct de M6nei1ck de-
vaient etre unis dams la mort. L..
femelle await q peine expire que le
male q son tour tombs. Cslui-'a q
personne ne pouva le secoarir.
On dut se borner B asslster q sa
douloureuse sgonie qui dara plu-
sieurs hsures. Les deux betes
avaient etc empolsonn6es.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
FEU! FEU! FEU!

POURQUOI ne pas placer vos
ASSURA NC ES
avec un des n6tres? Soft contr le
Feu, les Ouragans, les Voleurs ct
les Automobiles ct, les Chevaux
Voyez done notre c"mpatriotequi
est digne de con6ance ct est le seul
Canadien. .Francais represeDtant les
Meilleures Compagnies de Ia Vile:
Telephone, T. s. 1892.
y. g BELANGER,
1900 Avenue Centra e
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
ANNoNCEs:;

Nous enverrons un num9ro specimen
du journal toure personne qui en- fera
Ia demande.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

Les bons movements ne sont
rien s'ils ne deviennent de BONES
actions -Joubert
"Je clois que ceux qui prlent
font plus pour le monde que ceuz
qui combattent." Dauoso Cort4s
Ill parler bien, parIer ]uste
parler 3 propos.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
Un medecin dams la mai

son, Cest Excitement ce que
toute famille possible 81 ellie a une
bouteille de Novoro du Dr. Pierre
sur }'6'agere aux rene les. Bien
des maladies s6rleus 20 sont ainsl
promptement arret6es q leur de
but, ct la douleur, pennui ct Ia
d6pense sont ainsi epargn6s.
LIE Novoro du DR. Pierre nest
pas un remede de pharmacle. i
est fourni directement aux mala.
des par des agents speciaux nom
mes par les proprl6taires le D1
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., l9 25
So. H ,yne Ave-, Chicago, LII.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
Nos telephones:

Nos telephones:
Durant la journ6e: T. S Spruce
1898. lie solr: +. S. 140l3
Abonnez vous 3 pECHo DE
|L'OUEsT, &c par semaine.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-15

Part Of Store Stock Arrives

The Dolphin broght in a big con-
signment of goods for Fred. c.
Miles new store, and notwithstand-
the fact that his shelving and store
interior are not yet finished enough
to display any Of the goods, Mr..
Miles has been kept busy ever
since the boat was in satisfying
the demands of his customers.
Within the next week or ten days
he will have his shelves stocked
and will then tell you through the
columns of the Sentinel of all the
cash bargains he has fot Wrangell
buyers. :;
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-15
Petersburg Rebuilding

S. L. Hogue was over from Pet
ersburg last night bringing the
Cottage City's mail. He reports
that the work of rebuilding the
burned area at Petersburg IS on IN
full swing and the promise is that
the new buildings will surpass the
old ones. Hogue's store will be re-
built on the opposite side of the
Street from where it was and will
be bigger and more convenient than
was the old structure. Jack Lind
say is putting up good big build
ing where formerly the drug store
and the shoe shop stood, and the
others are getting busy: The street
will be widened and improved at
the point where the fire occurred.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-15
Improving The Wharf

Mayor Mccormack has a crew
of men at work improving and 9TH
erwise repairing the local wharf.
Besides overhauling the wharf and
getting it in shape for the winter,
an addition Il K 90 feet will be con-
structed on the inside of the L for
the accommodation OF the fisher
men, Chips" Cole is in charge
of the work.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-15
Will Change Street Names

At its last meeting, the Town
Council introduced a resolution to
change the names of the local streets
In an attempt to secure uniformity.
At the present time the streets are
famed any old way and any old
name. a committee was appoint
ed to take the matter in hand.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-15

II consider that the country up
the Iskut and Stikine rivers has
great future, if the samples of ores
have seen from there are faithful
indicators of what lies there, " said
!. L. Parker, ons OF the best
known mining men of British Col
umbia and Southeastern Alaska to
the Sentinel man, while the Cottage
City was in port the other day.
You may not realize it," he con-
tinued, but your district has been
in the public eye of Victoria and
very much of late, ow-
ing to the urusual values repre-
sented in the assays of ore sam
pies from the country back of you,
and the glowing descriptions OF the
men who have been in to see the
treasures slowed away in
your mountains.
The country around Stewart
City at the head Of Portland canal
is being proved, and in a very
short time l am satisfied will real
ize the expectations of the people
there. The railroad interests are
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-15
A New Coal Dealer

After Experiencing quite a delay,
Sam Cunningham has received his
first Consignment of coal, and is
now read, for business. As his
advertisement appearing in this
weeks Sentinel states, he is pre-
pared to furnish high grade coal
in any quantity. His coal shed is
across ths street frofi thu Uhlor
building; where you will be able to
find him most any time. He also
carries the local agency for the
Scripps gas engine. We havn't
space enough to tell you all the ad-
vantages of this make of an engine
but if you call and ask him Sammy
will do so.