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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W B. Hibbs & Co, men,
bers Of the Chicago Board of Trade. Hibos Build
ia
Chicago. March Sl-Whsat opened hrm and
fracti0nRlly higher. There were sCne commission
house orders TO buy May, and also sonas stop loss
orders which caused sharp uPturn IN that future.
The general market was finn, but traders bear
ishly inclined and so construed Shows report. max
Ing condition SIS. against SIS & year ago. and
s. II December. Minneapolis says good demand
foE current receipts Deliveries at country stations
almost nothing,
Local car lots. twenty -aine. with twenty esu-
mated fer tomoFroE
Corn vas heaFy sll day With hquidations Of May
holdings apparent and some commission house buy
ing Ct the deferred months. Cash prices were weak
az a decline q 4 70 J cent a bushel. No in
pTovement in demand. The cash situation must be
relieved before prices can be advanced or even
hold
Local car lots. Ia. with 70 estimated for to-
MORROW
Provisions had a sharp decline In rather aggres-
sve selling led by a prominent local opsratoz,
thought 70 be for short account. There was also
some miscellaneous selling. The principal buying
was on outside orders, though most q the pur-
chases q May deliveries fer packing interests
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, March
crhursday. March 81, 1900

letters tessamenfary to Aronstta Wilbur; bona $50
Attorneys, New.oa & Gillett-
Estate Of Robert v Belt order granting less.s
testamsntary d Joanna ". Belt and William 4.
Belt; band SEQ Attorney. r. =. DiokeE.
In re Charles 2. SGman ct al. order appointing
Harry P. suinan guardian; bend, 5000 Attorney,
?. Il. Marshall.
In NAY West ct al order to Turn over prop
erty and make certain expenditures Attorney. G. S.
HHlyer.
In re Francis r. Heath ct al. order TO invest.
In re Charles E Monmonier; order Appointing
American Security and Trust Company guardian.
Attorney. W A. Mckinney.
Estate Of Edward Howard; order granting letters
testamentaEy TO Elizabeth L. Howard bond $50,
Attorney. S. &C. Peelle
Estate Of Arthur Land0n, order granting letters
Of administration 20 Isaac Landon; bond. 500.
Attorney. L. s. Taylor.
Estate Of Andason A. Charles commission.
Estate 0f George F. jackson; order to eonpronise
suit Attorneys. Leckie Fulton & Cox.
Estate Of William N. Gallant; will dated Deem
Der s. 1855 filed.
Estate Of Robert ". Stevens: wiz dated July II.
lo93 fled
Estate Of Eadred c. Davis. win dated Nay 4.
1855 filed.
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Eek dividend
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. March I-Quotations by Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy, Fer 10. 33aS5ls; inita.
ton, 25a24; rolls, 2az2; store-packed % prints.
To-, Sass DO. b.. 52a53 blocks lbs. 3lG52; dairy
prints Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia 2Oa2I:
Iowa and Northwestern ladle, 22a23
EGGS-MaTyland. Pennsylvania and nearby
hrsts. per doz.. q; do, Eastern Shore, Maryland
and Virginia, p Western frsts q do, West Viz
ginia, p do. North Carolina. 81
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight. Der H..
81 do, small 20 medium, %; old ROSTERS, ID.
nal2; young chickens good 10 choice 2Oa92:
winter chickens lbs. and under, 3a2s; spring
chickens. 10 and over, per b. g; turkeys, hens
choice. Der h.. "a young gobblers, per 10. n: old
toms, Per ID, % rough and poor. per H., 1Oall:
geese, Western and Southern. per b., BALI; do,
Maryland and Virginia. per H.. I5al6: pigeons
young, per pair 2; do, old, %; ducks, large, per
ID. 20; do, small. per h., II musc0Fy and moagrel
l6al7; do, white Pekins. 10; guinea fowl. Old.
each, .; do, young, IL lbs and over, 20.
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Equity Court No. 2.
1nsrIcE RARNaRn


No. &9la Perry vs. Whkens-sheiry Printing
Company; decree pro confesso Attorneys. Wilson
& Bssksdale a. c. Wells. and Wolf s. Rosenberg
A. ]. Carr.
No. 2li5. ogle ct 81. vs.. Humphrey order sc-
eepting offer. Attorneys, Il. B. Moulto1-H- S.
WEIGH and d. C. st1tler.
No. 29aL MenbeEg ct al. IS. Port OF all nlle
discharged. Attorneys A. L. Newmeyer-A. II.
Bell.
No 2s57. Danenhower ss al ys. Danenhowez ct
al order accepting offer. Attorneys, w. H.
Sholes-Norton & Boothe.
No. 1881. Waterman Company vs.. saadi, &c. ;
order for commission to issue. Attorneys, II. ].
May and s. s. Watson-W. Il. White and H. H.
Hollsnder
No. 29lea Parmalee vs.. Psmalse; reference to
examiner. Attorneys. c. F. Emig-A c. Wells.
No. zzl0 In re lot T. square west Of square
SS; order substituting dlstee. Attorney, a. {.
WellA
No. 2sa6s. In re EldOrado Cigar Company; re-
feTTed 10 auditor. Attorney, @. c. Shinn.
Nc. 2ele. Frye rs. Frye; rIle returnabla April 8.
Attorneys. n. stearman and P. Il Loughran.
The court adjourned out Of respect 70 the memory
a the late Associate Justice Brewer, Ct the Su-
preuse Court Of the United States
Assignment for to-day:
No. 356 Noel Construction Company Afitles
ct al Attorneys. Pack. Hunt0n s. Pack-To6riner
& Mckinney.
No SiI johnson ct al. vs.. Keyser ct al Attog-
neys Bailey-Lester & Loving.
No. Ss. Witt - Witt Attorneys. Nswmyer-
Teppe7.
No. ssL Fshy vs.. Fahy. Attorneys slman &
LeTch-HolloWay.
No. $50 Bride REEVES e al. Attorneys. Bride,
Callahan & Riehardson-Rid0ut & Edwards.
No. $50 Brown vs. Lewis e al Attorneys
Donaldson, Rea & GsEdiner-Frshy.
No. $50. Coston rs. johnson e al Attorneys.
Janes-Ridout & Thomas
No. S6i Basof rs. Verde Attorneys. Nesmyez
& Brzdfeld-CaItsF & Brooke
No. SIS Taylor IS. MeTillzt ct al Attorneys.
Ralst0n. siddons & RichaFdson-MeriIlat. Maddox s
Galley and Iaruer
No. SO Robinson vs. Rcbirsoa- Attorneys. Helm
Mckee & Stotson.
sNo. SO. Cristofani vs.. Cristoiani Attorneys,
Jefords-Taylor
- SCI United States Grand Lodge Sons Of
BENJAMIN Is. Barnett Attorneys, SsTmyer-
Strasburgef, Darn, Peyssr & Tsylor.
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DISTRICT COURTS.


SouFt u Appeals.
Chief Justice. Hon. Seth Shepard. Associate Jus.
trees; Hon Charles H. RObb aud Hon. Josiah a.
Van GTsdel.
Assignments for April 5, 1910
No. I. Hyde ct al. vs. United States Attorneys.
Northingtnn Donaldson-Pugh & Baker.
No. 2 Palmer &C. vs.. Lenositz. Attorneys, Ba-
keT, Huidskoper & Perry--AiyeFs & Bagley.
No. J. Degge Is. Secretary Of Interior. Attorneys,
Guy-Bsker. perry & Huidekoper
No 4. Alaury ct al. vs. Same. Attorneys, same.
No. g. District Of Columbia IS. Kraft. Attorneys.
Thomas s. White-Hogan
Ne. 6. District Of Columbia vs.. Gregory. Att0r.
Deys,, same.
No. Z. Mcnamara Washington Terminal Com
pany. Attorneys. Cox-Hamilton
No. 3. United States rel Walcott vs.. Secre-
tary Of the Interior Attorneys, McReynolds-Law-
Ter. Clements & Wughts-
No. 9. Secretary Of the Interior Va. Clark. At
toTneys, Lawler. Clements & Wrights-Wright.
No. i0 Southern Railway Company ct al. vs..
Hawkins SC. Attorneys, Maddox Galley and
Hamilton. Colbert. YsFkes Hamilton-Bsiley.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. March sl.-HOGs-Live hogs we're cents
higher. The receipts were estimated az l2O00 head
left over from yesterday s02 estimated receipts to-
morrow lo00; bulk Of prices l070al0s9: light TO- IS
al0s0; mixed and butchers lQ55al09o; rough heavy,
CATTLE-Steady; estimated receipts Lac head
Beeyes 57saS70; COWS and heifers. 2s5a7 .; Texas
steers 6ooa65); stCcksrs and feeders Ss5a675; West
ems 50Ca7.0
SHEEP AND LASiBS-Steady; estimated re-
ceips, 7.039 head Natives 55oasle; Westerns. SIS
a. re- yeaTlngs 825as.so; lambs. scales; Western
lambs Q#Hlbl5
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Equity Court no. 1.

JUSTICE ANDEkSDNs
No 1881 Ambrose vs.. Miller: cause dismissed
for want Of prosecution. Attorneys J. S. Easily
Smith and J. /. Smith,, E. Laskey and H. E.
Davis
No. 1870 Burnside Us. Burnside: reference TO ex-
suiiner Attorneys. L. /. Gies-T. 4. Keith and
Z. II. jackson.
No 29242. Mussey vs.. Casanova rule rsturnable
April g. Attorneys, MCGOWAN, serTen MOhun-
Court sdjourns out Of respect 10 the memory Of
Associate Justice Brewer, Of the supreme Court Of
the limited States
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York March u.-CATTIR-Receip.s Of
beeves Were S3l head No trading on live weight
feeling unchanged. Dressed beef slow at ual2ls per
10. for native sides. London and LiverpooI mar
kets steady. No shipments
CALVES-ReceiDts IS head. Steady and feeling
weak Ordinary to good Eeals sold at 9.Ocal025 per
I0i lbs.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts. 2 81 head. Mar
ket slow and prices weak 70 fraction lower on both
sheep and lambs Common 20 fair unshorn sheen
sold at 600a7.oo per 100 lbs; common to ordinary
unshorn lambs 850a92
HOGS-Receipts. 1913 head. Feeling was steady.
Prime State hogs sold at n.2s Per 40 lbs; counry
dressed hogs l3al5 per ID.
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New York. March 31-Money on call a. the stock
exchange to-day opened al per cent. highest );
lowest "a: CiOainE. "a per cent. Most q the
days leans were made az rs per- cent.
Time money was shade frmef IN tone. This
condition was due 10 some diminuuoa IN the ofer-
ings.- Is there vas no increase IN the demand.
Rates 5saaf Per cent foT skis days. per cent for
ninety DAYS 4aii4 per cent FOR four. i've. and six
months AZ for over the year.
Mercantile paper vas unchanged There vas a
moderately good demand for choics paper, and a
fair volume Of such material was offered Rates.
4lsa5 per cent for sixty and ninety days indorsed
bills receivable 4iaa5 pr cent for choice four ana
six months names. and 5lza6 for Others.
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wAsHINGroN CATTLE mARKEr.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. 55oas.oo; do. butcher.
E09a4 80; do common. 2o9a300.
HoGS-Per cwt, gross. a5Oalooo: do. ordinary.
SOC
SHEEP-Prime 5ocas.55; do, common 20oa4o0
LANCASHIRE fancy eos1e: TO-. choice per 10.
saS5s: do. medium. z
CALVES-Prime, PER ID. 10; Co., medium, Sac;
do, common fa7is; do, grass. 4aS
COWs-Prme fresh. each 3-0oai5.0O: de-. com-
mon, 25OaSooO; do, old and dry. iaeoalAoe
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Lawsuits.

No 525oS Lewis H01enmaieT vs.. David Alexander
Judgment Municipal Court, Sisl.5s. Attorneys
BrsndenbuTg q BrandenbuTg
No s25G. Thompson-S Jarrett Company ys. The
Masonic Temple Association; account, S8.E74s0 At
tGTneys g. T. Dunlop and z g. Swingle.
No. SECS. Mary s. Rawiett vs.. Franklin p.
Nash; eiectment, square 6li, lot s. Attorney John
Ridout.
No. 5Eos. Maggie Wells rs. Capital Traction
CompsIy; damages. S30O Attorneys. L. z.
Harlow and G. f. Digs
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Enuitx Suits.

No. 1921. Cordelia Hogue et al rs. Unknown
heirs Of james Tighman ct al; quiet title. At
torney. E. 5. Balley.
No. BIS Ellen S. Mussey vs. Pedro c. Casa
nova ct al declare equitable lien and foT in
Junction. Attorneys. MCGOWAN, Server & Mohun.
No 2s28s. Agnes V. frye rs. Richard L frye;
divorce. Attorneys. n Sherman and z. II. Laugh
ran.
No. 2sZD Laura z. Hariss vs.. Richard d.
Hauiss r.. ct al; divorce. Attorney, W. G.
Balderston.
No. 1851. William C. Prentiss, dc, rs Richards
Wall Paper Company ct all 70 settle estate under
direction Of Equity Court. Attorney. g. +. VIII
iana
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat. per bushel. 1.iOal2o; corr. shellsd,
Per hushel, 70 TO "a cob. 365a4o0 per barrel oats
Western. white. No 2 per bushel 5sa5s; mixed per
bushel. 54a5s bran. per ton, 800; middling. Der
tea, 22.00
HAY AND sTRAW-Hg, Western No. J. sO.eoa
U.o; No. 2, ls.O0a20oo; mixed 1s60a2l00; loose az
local scales 300 Straw, ne. bundle. l7.H; straw,
re, machine thrash. l2oo; straw. wheat per ton,
500; straw. cat. per ton. 500
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Reguisr call. i2 O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas Is, 81. go at l06ls.
Potomac Electric consolidated IS. 1900 at lol.
5 at 81.
Washington Gas 8 at SEA
Mergenthaler, ! al Zsls
Washington Loan and Trust. 10 at no
After esll-Mergenthsler. at N6is.
Lanston. 2-5 at g. As at 90
United States Trust. 10 az III.
Washington Gas. 5 at 6sR 8 at ssz.
Following are the bid and asked priess On yester.
days Washington Stock Exchange:
40
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR, PURCHASING SURPLUS
engines generators srmatures ssitchboerds. steam
boilers and pumps hydraulic elevator machine steel
tanks piping, fittings. calves. &C.. VIII be received
at this once until tvs % D. II. WEDNESDAY,
April g. 1910, ard thea publicly opened. The riEhs
IS reserved To reject any ali bids. For in
structicus and complete list Of articles for sale ad-
dress Lieut.. Col. II. NJ KENDALL, 9. s A,
Treasurer c. S. Soldiers Home, Washington. D. c.
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WHEAT-Steadyi slow trade No ! Duluth,
opening Of navigation, LIS: No. 2 red. f. O b,
Is; No. hard. New York. f 0. b. nominal; No.
l macaroni Lo7&. {. o. B., opening Of navigation;
No. I Manitods, Z. o. b., to arrive, Llsz. tx
porters took IS loads Manitoba.
CORN-Weak; lifeless. Steamer mixed 64% e1.
poTt basis; No. 2 elevator nominal. expert basis:
export No 2 I. o. b., 65is; No. yellow. f. O. b.
IN Exporters took 8 loads
RTE-NominAl- No. 2 (. o. b., 0k.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.

GET OUR ESTIMATE on ABSOLUTE
ly hreproof storage UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO.. 4lS-420-4z2 10th St NV.
Phone Main 42ZS. l77tr
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE, PIANOS, &C,
nnoYed with care; packing and shipping
q speciality. KRIEG'S EXPRESS. 1224
II st. hw. Phone Main 20i6. SITE
THE PEOPLES STORAGE AND tx
press Co. makes z specially Of moving.
storing, and shipping furniture. G, r.
CLIFFORD & CO., I540 9Th 81. nv. Phone
North ss40m. .1z9<
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hihbs & Co.
members Of the New YORK stock Exchange. Hibbs
Builaiug.
Can money: opea. 3 high. 5; low. rs; close. ;.
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JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 6l3 In re Semmes- Kelly Company tthTee
references; reference TO William ~ Hallam as
special master
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Mechanics, Lien.

No. 500 c. L. Sears & Son vs.. James s. Eng
lish; s1blot SIS. square 1884, $50 Attorney, J. L.
Smith.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". 3. Hibbs & Co. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
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RoSToN COPPEK SrnCKS

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No $780, United States William Turner;
assault with dangerous weapon: plea guilty: SEN
fenced 20 penitentiary for two years.
No 39ls. United States rs Frank Simms;
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny plea guilty; sentence
suspended during good behavior.
United States IS. Harrison Wagner; order direct
ing warden to transfer defendant To superintendent
q Government Hospital fer the Insane.
Court adjourned Ia respect OF the memory OF
the late Associate Justice Brewer Of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States..
Assignments for to-day:
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- Yat 'iaea a..-bIs - asssd prices on
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Criminal Court No. 2.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignments for to-day-Motions.
No. !. National Electric Company ". Irwin ct
al. Attorneys Whsatley-Wnson-
No. 2 Roberts Electric Company V. Same
Attorneys same
No. 3 Dulany rs. Roach Attorneys; Wolf &
0futt-Paladini
No. 4. Green vs. Equitable Independent Life In
surance Company. Attorneys. Desh-Gardiner.
No. 5. Bodek vs.. Fox. Attorneys, Loving
Wheatley.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Estate Of Asb1ry Neal; ordeS extending tine to
fle transcript
Estate Of Mau E c Wilbur order granting
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
rrob! Tonnorrou The Days WU Begin To Grow Longer!
PIN BOYS ARE
 KEPT HUSTLING

The train yesterday atsra2on b-ousat che yvhJsaorse bowling coa- aaseas and gusys um5sr clroo,- sa aao 5ogk advantage ot he eN- sl,s.ou ra.s Go visit Skasvay
 A short while after che uan same la che AIy bowling team Hom Va.->- lorse we're in readiness to mse, che ladies Of skasuu ia che eoayss- ta- ae 0eaaa5vI uophy cup Eu- p by 5as North Star Athletic cao ter las winning -z.a oI lady boaL-s a a seres y5 "a saues. Agee Esmz Co 5e played a- each meet,
 The Wa.lsagse ladies bowled ba too suoas for tae ladies o- sEag way vaa.as two of -as saues azl akas ,ae zsg.gs 5y 5I plus.
 la tae evening che men og Na1- horse G.gJ conclusions w-Ea eur ss- ley, sra os Skasaay and we're bow gI oyer Ja telaag -g -le tune g< -.s p1s t1 Jae hat-5gg that's about Hll- SAasaag expected
 The E.ss aeg- uavl house -- ---7 legas.ga aud wound -g Chs e.e-.5 al-a 4 ..G-y enjoyable dance
 Appended arc Che ssgr-s v- --e -Hs
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I9as ls4EA RiETS
 HIIa PAINFUL lGG0EAI

John ArteG. al employee a
 Ha- Pass aud Yukon shops. E- -r-ae ae. s.yl E-ry E--a,-. - .aa al..4 resulted l ca. a# el u .aal5 ll as .elJ laE-
 l =ale ua-lyr aa--e a, aerN ara a .Ee--ar saw bis aaa- sam la contact sra 1s fast re.e-s--s -.aa tearing - t=za s1 badly -.- -1H4E-.sa els -aeue4 aag7--s .s l4l.- s-a attended -.a s- -a. a.l.-e Pass hospital aa-l. - .la..g taken alter -le ass..s..- Ia answer .o l Iqllrg -g4ag .- a .al-la --4- ll s sey-as a--a5 a..s-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
|. 1. GILLESPIE
 RE1URNSGURED

Nr | |. GtlHspte of Caribou, who has been sOiownng for the past six weeks as Sitka Hot Springs Sanltar- ium, returned by way Of Juneau. com ing up to Skasvay on the last trip os the Jefferson lLr. GiIispie who had sought treatment for chronic stomach troubles. was entirely re ueved and returned in good healch, having gained fully ten pounds in the few weeks he was there.
 To a representative of the Alaskan Dir GlEspis stated that the Hot Sprugs SanEartUm vas ideally lo- ealed and that the curative proper lies os the Springs were beyond Ques ton Not the least attractive bea-
 ucc C5 Cle place ls the hotel aceCmo- daJl0us which would compare favor ably with firsteiass hotels in the states. The prices were 50 very nod crate only S2.o0 Der day, tor lodging, meals and baths, in healing waters che intrinsic worth of which csuh not be computed
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6Ov. CLARK
 6 CRITICISED
lss Alaska Ns~s sureaul

WASHINGTON D. C., Dec. &1- The Uayelng expenses of Governor Clark of Alaska were under fire yes terday 1 the House of Representa- giyes, Representative Cox wanted co know why Clark received more than the Governor of Arizona whose ex, penses were only five hundred dol lars while Clark's bill Is seven hous- and. one hundred and fifty dollars Tor srayelins and office expenses; an increase of tweny-six hundred over last year. Others stated that the distances were great in Alaska and that expenses were higher. The bIn will be allowed
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f i, <. q. S. + -- = -r 'S 'S 'ss. -i. -s The Arctic Cb5et of Camp q.
 . Skasvay Ne, ] has had special - < secret service asea,s 0Ut watch -s' + as every departing train and 't' .'. s,samboa, and ], is now assor- r .s Cd beyond do1ot that Ills stan T ,,, !, Na5esy has no. le,y tae city T 4 buc s in close hiding in some f + dark corner % R The ssuchers are now close % + on the trail and nom the late ' + x aIyaces received at the A. -r + assaa office i, is expected that T. % u,ey win surely have him def % % utsy located by 2 o'clock 'o- T F
 % < + % + < < F F -s s -- -
 Tae committee n charge of the ~ElHssr solsTTee~ celeoraJson of the Are1e Broraeraood announced at ths rss4lar meeting ot Camp skagway Ne last a. has ir had con p-a4I u= ar-Ggemens for this evenings enysranmsnL
 Tas e1- d5oz exercises starting nom Camp Skagvay No. ! u1 ge-
 -e and win consume about a11E
 Immediately Ulloaag this out
 1e- ceremony he participants wll as5 back ,o yae p,aee of slarrns vasre the latch sgrag Wll be found za1srs out 70 all SzasWay people a-. rs in the city, the camp ars eu 5e burning and everything l raltaess for an enjoyable even .a-
 Brother Hugo has been placed in charge oE -ae camp kitchen and will have a slsamus kettle oI malamuIe stew
 raa lldLers NsH be there and good music for those who enjoy -a-c---.
 Every Accuc Brother Is sincerely argel ,g toTset his troubles and eares and lend his presence also to brins WsLh a-m au his friends.
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TEXAS GRAND
 JURY FORGETS
(sy Alaska News sureaul

ROCK SPRINGS, Texas, Dee, 2t- The grand jury has adjourned and ap- parently forgot during its teliEee- arfons to find indictments against the members of the mob which lynch cd the Mexican RodrigUes.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
CONVERSATION
 IN CINCINNATI
,sy A.as,a N-a. s-ssa-g

..E .... -.a--.. .---
 s N. aud ' a -#
 ae Inc t.- 
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ASKS
 FOR MONEY
tsy Alaska News sureaul

WASHINGTON D. c. Dec 2l- Senator PIes has asked for an aD- pEopristioB ot eighty thousand d0E ars tor light and tos station at Cape Spencer Alaska He also asks for twenty-five thousand for i'm proving the buildings at Lincoln Rock and one hundred thousand dollars for the purpose o5 building a Esht and fog station at Ressureetion Bay. Al aska
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CHICAGO GETS
 FINAL SUM
IB, AIassl ks@. 5.rea-l

r.. hU... . .. ----A-.-.. -... ..a -l @
 .. ...ea.s -H..rrs--.,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
FRED WEIGH
 AND DRISCOLL
tsy Alaska Ns~s aureau

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
PORKY GOES
 FREE AGAIN
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
CAPT. MOORE
 EKONORATED
lsy Alaska News sursaul

SEATTLE. Dec. 21-Captain Moore has been exoRerated from all blame on account of the wreck of the steam ship Portland
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

Miss Lynaugb of Atbn came up Eom TeaaSee Hot Springs where she hes been so5oUrning for her health Tor some weeks on the last trip or he Georgia. She is stopl1s ac the PUtand house while in the city and wu leave for AJ-ln on DeNt Monday u .s Miss LyDaCgh's iDtsDGOn Go build a hold a, AJlin next spring and Co establish a tourist resort at t1a- place.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
GRAND JURY
 INDICTS MANY
IRN M M sursaal

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 2l-At one o.e,ocS this woHms the sraRd pgy brought in 0a indictment asa.nsS Ueua aaI bis wife, and the Woodson trc,here. chars0s grand 0rceUy in t5a taking cf Jae bullion on the steamer Humboldt
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
OOG. COOK IS
 COMING AGAIN
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MEN YORK Dos -t-pr Fgele- .-k Cgga at- arrive l ls -Eg - la--aa ul -le steamer iegE-H Wash
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-21
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